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From: wagner@smith.cs.unc.edu (Michael Wagner)
Newsgroups: comp.text.tex
Subject: Help with c++2latex
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Date: 20 Mar 91 16:39:14 GMT
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I realized that I needed to use the -c option to get
a complete LaTeX source file.  Now when I try to LaTeX
the result of "c++2latex -c -o test.tex c++2latex.c", I
get:

	This is TeX, C Version 2.98 (no format preloaded)
	(test.tex
	LaTeX Version 2.09 <24 May 1989>
	(/usr/local/lib/TeX/inputs/article.sty
	Document Style `article' <16 Mar 88>.
	(/usr/local/lib/TeX/inputs/art11.sty)) (test.aux)
	! Missing \endcsname inserted.
	<to be read again>
	                   \protect
	\{->\protect
	             \@lb
	\@ifundefined #1#2#3->\expandafter \ifx \csname #1
	                                                  \endcsname \relax #2\else ...

	\begin ... \@currenvir {#1}\csname #1\endcsname }}
                                                  \begingroup \@endpefalse \...
	l.15 \begin\{
             document\}\mbox{}\\
	?

What am I doing wrong?

(Sorry about th earlier posting.  I'd used a program earlier called
c2latex that didn't require a -c option).

Mike Wagner
wagner@cs.unc.edu