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I want to a tool which can convert c/c++ source code files to HTML files. So far all tools I have found, like src-highlite, highlight, can only do syntax highlighting. The critical feature I want is to navigate over code and when my mouse moves over a classname, I can click the hyperlink and it takes me to the definition file of the class.
Then I can package these HTML files into a .mobi file, so I can read source code on my kindle.
Does anybody know?
Have you checked out Doxygen?
It will generate documentation from your comments too. There’s lot of other cool features like a class graph, file dependencies graph, and of course just HTML files of the source.
For an example of the output, check out the KDE library API reference.