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Compile/decompile CHM files in C#

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    Hi, I want to decompile a CHM file (help file) and also be able to compile the generated files back to a CHM file again in C#. I have tried to do this using Microsoft Html Help Workshop. I create a Process and decompile with hh.exe and it works fine. After that I create a Microsoft Html Help Workshop project file, and the project file works perfect if I compile in Microsoft Html Help Workshop. But if I create a Process in .Net and try to compile with hhc.exe I get a corrupt CHM file, it looks like a web page that not can be loaded. I got the same problem if I compile from command line -> hhc [project file]. HHC5013: Error: runtime error R6002 - floating point not loaded Is it possible to do this only in C#? Or anyone who knows what is wrong? I have added Hh.exe and Hha.dll in my Path variable. I am not sure where I shall post this question so I try here. Best regards Marc

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      Hi, I want to decompile a CHM file (help file) and also be able to compile the generated files back to a CHM file again in C#. I have tried to do this using Microsoft Html Help Workshop. I create a Process and decompile with hh.exe and it works fine. After that I create a Microsoft Html Help Workshop project file, and the project file works perfect if I compile in Microsoft Html Help Workshop. But if I create a Process in .Net and try to compile with hhc.exe I get a corrupt CHM file, it looks like a web page that not can be loaded. I got the same problem if I compile from command line -> hhc [project file]. HHC5013: Error: runtime error R6002 - floating point not loaded Is it possible to do this only in C#? Or anyone who knows what is wrong? I have added Hh.exe and Hha.dll in my Path variable. I am not sure where I shall post this question so I try here. Best regards Marc

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      Hello, Digging up this post from 1000 years ago :) I am experiencing the issue of R6002 floating point not loading while running hhc.exe from the command line. Have you by any chance found how to solve this issue (and remember how?) Thanks

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        Hello, Digging up this post from 1000 years ago :) I am experiencing the issue of R6002 floating point not loading while running hhc.exe from the command line. Have you by any chance found how to solve this issue (and remember how?) Thanks

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        I don't think you should expect any response from the OP. It looks like his last activity on CP was 11 years ago. I very much doubt that he will read your reply / follow-up question.

        Religious freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make five.

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