Comparison of Documentation Generators - Operating System Support

Operating System Support

The operating systems the generators can run on.

Windows Mac OS X Linux BSD Unix
ApiGen Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Appledoc No Yes No No No
Autoduck Yes No No No No
BI Documenter Yes No No No No
classdoc Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
CppDoc Yes No Yes No No
DB Manual Yes No No No No
DBDesc Yes No No No No
DBScribe Yes No No No No
Ddoc Yes Yes3 Yes Yes3 No
devscribe Yes No No No No
Doc-O-Matic Yes No No No No
DOC++ Yes Yes? Yes Yes Yes
Document! X Yes No No No No
Doxygen Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Epydoc Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
ForgeDoc Yes No No No No
fpdoc Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
GenHelp Yes No No No No
Haddock Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
HeaderDoc No Yes Yes Yes Yes
Help Generator Yes No No No No
HyperSQL Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
IDLdoc Yes Yes Yes No Yes
Imagix 4D Yes No Yes No Yes
Javadoc Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
jGrouseDoc Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
JSDoc Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
JsDoc Toolkit Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
KDOC Partial Yes Yes Yes Yes
Natural Docs Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
NDoc Yes No No No No
phpDocumentor Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
phpSimpleDoc Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Project Analyzer Yes No No No No
RDoc Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
ROBODoc Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Sandcastle Yes No No No No
Sphinx Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
ThimbleDoc Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
TwinText Yes No No No No
Universal Report Yes No No No No
VBDOX Yes No No No No
VBSdoc Yes No No No No
VSdocman Yes No No No No
YARD Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Windows Mac OS X Linux BSD Unix

Note (4): GNU D Compiler.

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