gno/usr.bin/nroff

nroff - Text Processing Typesetter
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	This is nroff for GNO.  This is fairly close to the real UNIX
	nroff, although there are still some things that this one doesn't
	do that it should.

	This software was ported by Mike Horwath and Jawaid Bazyar for
	the GNO Multitasking Environment.  Various bug fixes were applied
	by Devin Reade.

Installation
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	Type 'dmake install' in this directory, or copy the following
	files:

		nroff		-->	/usr/bin/nroff
		tmac.an		-->	/usr/lib/tmac/tmac.an
		tmac.s		-->	/usr/lib/tmac/tmac.s
		nroff.1		-->	/usr/man/man1/nroff.1
		man.7		-->	/usr/man/man7/man.7
		ms.7		-->	/usr/man/man7/ms.7

	Check to see that you don't still have /bin/nroff installed.
	If you do, delete it.

	If you want to put the macro files somewhere other than in
	/usr/lib/tmac, then set your TMACDIR environment variable to
	point to the directory in which they reside.

Compatibility
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	This software works with any GNO-compatible shell (Orca suffices,
	but pipes don't work very well under Orca, and according to
	dozens of GNO users, GNO is "simply superior".)

Bugs
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	This program uses recursion, Not A Good Thing on the IIgs.
	It really needs a rewrite.  In the interim, I have left stack
	overflow checking on.  It currently uses 6k of stack which
	is too much for a well behaved program of this size.

	The -ms package has not been reviewed recently and is not believed
	to be generally usable.