Source for both the documentation and the TeX macro files.
This is essentially the same file as served at the CTAN site.
Change log since 2013 (in HTML format); for the serious user.
A GNU makefile to produce the PDF versions of the documentation and/or of the documented source code. For Unix-like systems.
The xint repository does not serve development versions but only the current release (as available at CTAN and included in TeX distributions such as MikTeX or TeXLive) as well as past releases. So these instructions are probably needed only in the case you want to try out a past release. Note that xint only needs e-TeX, but compiling its documentation requires LaTeX.
etex
xint.dtx (of course you need etex, it will
be present if you have any sort of TeX/LaTeX installation; you
can also use latex or pdftex
here).
1.1; for earlier releases, follow
instructions in the corresponding
checked-out README): fetch
also Makefile, place it
and xint.dtx together in
some directory, and execute make xint.pdf for the
user manual and
make sourcexint.pdf for the commented source.
Since 1.4l there is also
an xint-all.pdf target to get a combined PDF with
both user manual and commented source code; for releases
earlier than 1.1 the file xint.pdf
already contained the commented source code. Building these
targets requires
latexmk.