Paste your C++ code into the box below and press the Convert button. The output will open in a new window. If desired, you can save the output from the browser menu in the output window. Choose to save as HTML only.

Generate valid XHTML 1.1 (recommended, see below)
Generate old (non-valid) HTML using font color tags (not recommended)
(can take some time for large pieces of code)

Generally, yes, because it is very likely that pages that are written in XHTML 1.1 will stay compatible with future browsers for very long. For more details about the XHTML standard and why it is so important you can visit http://www.w3.org/. Although XHTML is quite modern, the pages that are generated by C++2HTML are compatible with very old browsers like Netscape 4 and Internet Explorer 4! Only if you need to develop pages that are compatible with version 3 or even older browsers, you should generate the old HTML pages.

Yes, very easily! If you only want to change the colors for one generated page, just open that page in a text editor and look for the following lines:

.comment { color: #999999; font-style: italic; }
.pre { color: #000099; }
.string { color: #009900; }
.char { color: #009900; }
.float { color: #996600; }
.int { color: #999900; }
.bool { color: #000000; font-weight: bold; }
.type { color: #FF6633; }
.flow { color: #FF0000; }
.keyword { color: #990000; }
.operator { color: #663300; font-weight: bold; }

Here you can edit the colors. It is pretty self-explaining I hope.

It is also possible to change the default colors because the program is written in client-side JavaScript. Save this page and open it in a text editor. Look for the following lines:

comment       = {color:"#999999", bold:false, italic:true,  name:"comment"}
precompiler   = {color:"#000099", bold:false, italic:false, name:"pre"}
operator      = {color:"#663300", bold:true,  italic:false, name:"operator"}
stringLiteral = {color:"#009900", bold:false, italic:false, name:"string"}
charLiteral   = {color:"#009900", bold:false, italic:false, name:"char"}
intLiteral    = {color:"#999900", bold:false, italic:false, name:"int"}
floatLiteral  = {color:"#996600", bold:false, italic:false, name:"float"}
boolLiteral   = {color:"#000000", bold:true,  italic:false, name:"bool"}
types         = {color:"#FF6633", bold:false, italic:false, name:"type"}
flowControl   = {color:"#FF0000", bold:false, italic:false, name:"flow"}
keyword       = {color:"#990000", bold:false, italic:false, name:"keyword"}

Now you can edit the colors and set which elements must be displayed bold and/or italic. Save the page, and you can run your modified version by opening it in your browser!

Yes, if this page is loaded in your browser and you go offline, the script will still work because it is client-side JavaScript, and nothing needs to be uploaded or downloaded. Of course, if you are not online very often, you can save this page to your harddisk and work with it offline.