The linked article is a nice library for doing stack backtraces from the result of an exception in your program.

I have compiled the GNUstep Base documentation into a microsoft HTML Help (chm) file. Please enjoy, and provide feedback.

http://www.deadbeef.com/media/GNUstep.chm

I did have to make one change to the standard HTML files that autogsdoc generates. Htmlhelp appears to choke on : characters in internal hyperlinks. I tried to use entity and url encodings, but in the end, just globally changed : to $ in all html anchors.

Update: All of the source code for the chm file builder is in my subversion repository at: http://svn.deadbeef.com/gnustep_help

UPDATE: (11/8) I must have uploaded that chm file in ascii mode because it was broken. It's working now.

Here is a hack to make B2evolution show the most viewed articles. As this is scanning the hitlog on every page display, it could be more efficient. For me, it is fast enough now, and by the time I have enough hits to be slow, b2evo should have some sort of page caching.

UPDATE: I also have a b2evolution 1.6 version of this hack

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