=================================================================== RCS file: /cvs/mandoc/Attic/index.sgml,v retrieving revision 1.129 retrieving revision 1.135 diff -u -p -r1.129 -r1.135 --- mandoc/Attic/index.sgml 2011/07/23 09:47:25 1.129 +++ mandoc/Attic/index.sgml 2011/08/16 22:21:04 1.135 @@ -7,7 +7,8 @@

- mdocml – mdoc macro compiler + mdocml – mdoc macro compiler, + current version @VERSION@ (@VDATE@)

Description @@ -39,48 +40,86 @@ Sources

- mdocml is in plain-old ANSI C and should build and run on any UNIX system, although mandocdb requires Berkeley Database (this is - installed by default on all BSD operating systems). - To compile mdocml, run make, then make install to install into - /usr/local. - Be aware: if you have an existing groff installation, - this may overwrite its preconv binary. - The mandocdb utility is not yet linked to the build. You must run make - mandocdb to build it (it does not install). + mdocml is in plain-old ANSI C and should build and run on any modern system. + To build and install into /usr/local/, just run make install. + Be aware: if you have an existing groff installation, this may overwrite its preconv binary. + The mandocdb utility is not yet linked to the build; please contact + us if you plan to use it.

- The most current version of mdocml is @VERSION@, dated @VDATE@. -

- Current -

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Source archive	Current	- /snapshots/mdocml.tar.gz - (md5) + /snapshots/mdocml.tar.gz (md5)
Online source	Archives	+ /snapshots/ +
Online Repository	cvsweb

+

+ Binaries +

+ Binary archives consist of pre-compiled binaries, manuals, and other necessary files. + Universal (Mac OS X) binaries are compiled for the PCC, i386, and x86_64 architectures. + Windows binaries are compiled with MingW for the 32-bit (i686) and + 64-bit (x86_64) architectures. +

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Windows 32-bit	+ /binaries/mdocml-win32.zip +
Windows 64-bit	+ /binaries/mdocml-win64.zip +
Mac OS X Universal Binary	+ /binaries/mdocml-macosx.zip +
Archives	+ /binaries/ +

Downstream -

+ +

+ Several systems come bundled with mdocml utilities. + If your system does not appear below, the maintainers have not contacted me and it should not be considered + official. + Please contact us if you plan on maintaining a downstream version! +

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- Historical -

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Source archive

- /snapshots/ -

Documentation

- These manuals are generated automatically and refer to the current snapshot. + These manuals are generated automatically and refer to the current release. + They are the authoritative documentation for the mdocml system.

- + @@ -272,7 +297,7 @@ this e-mail address">kris...@bsd.lv.

- + @@ -311,50 +336,37 @@ News

- xx-07-2011: version 1.11.5 + 16-08-2011: version 1.11.6

- Significant eqn improvements. mdocml can now parse arbitrary equations - (although few GNU troff extensions are accepted, nor is mixing low-level roff with eqn). See the eqn manual for details. For the time being, equations are rendered as simple in-line text. + Handling of tr macro in roff implemented. This makes Perl documentation much more + readable. Hyphenation is also now enabled in man format documents. Many other general + improvements have been implemented. Furthermore, a 64-bit Windows binary is now available at mdocml-win64.zip and a Mac OS X universal binary is available at mdocml-macosx.zip.

- 12-07-2011: version 1.11.4 + 24-07-2011: version 1.11.5

- Bug-fixes and clean-ups across all systems, especially in mandocdb ~~makewhatis~~ (note: still not - connected to the general build and must be compiled with make mandocdb ~~make makewhatis~~) and the man parser. This release was significantly assisted by participants in OpenBSD's c2k11. Thanks! + Significant eqn improvements. mdocml can now parse arbitrary eqn input + (although few GNU extensions are accepted, nor is mixing low-level roff with eqn). See the eqn + manual for details. For the time being, equations are rendered as simple in-line text. The equation parser satisfies + the language specified in the Second + Edition User's Guide.

- 26-05-2011: version 1.11.3 -

- Introduce locale-encoding of output with the -Tlocale output option and Unicode escaped-character input. - See mandoc and mandoc_char, respectively, for details. - This allows for non-ASCII characters (e.g., \[u5000]) to be rendered in the locale's encoding, if said - environment supports wide-character encoding (if it does not, -Tascii is used instead). - Locale support can be turned off at compile time by removing -DUSE_WCHAR in the Makefile, in which case - -Tlocale is always a synonym for -Tascii. + This is also the first release featuring a distributed Windows binary, available at /binaries/mdocml-win32.zip.

- Furthermore, multibyte-encoded documents, such as those in UTF-8, may be on-the-fly recoded into mandoc input by using the newly-added preconv utility. - Note: in the future, this feature may be integrated into mandoc. -

- 12-05-2011: version 1.11.2 + 12-07-2011: version 1.11.4

- Corrected some installation issues in version 1.11.1. - Further migration to libmandoc. - Initial public release (this utility is very much under development) of mandocdb~~makewhatis~~, - initially named mandoc-db. - This utility produces keyword databases of manual content - ~~mandoc-cgi~~, - mandoc-tools, - which features semantic querying of manual content. + Bug-fixes and clean-ups across all systems, especially in mandocdb ~~makewhatis~~ (note: still not + connected to the general build and must be compiled with make mandocdb ~~make makewhatis~~) and the man parser. This release was significantly assisted by participants in OpenBSD's c2k11. Thanks!