<div dir="ltr">Ok here is the scenario. Lots of Perl code and modules lying around, mostly well documented with POD. Also have some non-code documentation written in POD as-well (designs,tutorials etc.), also fairly randomly dispersed through same directory structure.<br>
<br>What I would like is a way to painlessly generate HTML from all the POD lying around, and turn it into a website that has a structure which mirrors the underlying directory structure the POD was sourced from (anyone who has browsed a Linux kernel repository through a website will know what I mean). <br>
<br>Ok sure it wouldn't be that hard to wing it ourselves, but if theres something out there to automate this task would be great...any general advice/ideas/philisophies on managing documentation would also be welcome.<br>
<br>Cheers<br>MP<br><br><br><br> <br>
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