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From: elwell@tut.cis.ohio-state.edu (Clayton Elwell)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.pyramid
Subject: Re: Documenter's WorkBench in 4.0
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Date: Mon, 14-Sep-87 17:34:30 EDT
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Posted: Mon Sep 14 17:34:30 1987
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As for makedev, I FTP'd a copy of makedev.c off of MIT-PREP
(PREP.AI.MIT.EDU).  I don't know if Pyramid supplied the same version
of DITROFF, or in fact if this was legal, but since we have a System V
source license I'm not worried.  It compiles and seems to run fine,
but once I compiled the device description for devpsc, I found another
problem: the macro files seem to be screwed up somehow.  I've been
going through and changing font numbers to the corresponding letters,
but this is kind of slow, since I don't grok TROFF (I'm a TeX person,
myself...).  I'll trade you a binary for a working set of macros...

--Clayton Elwell
  The Ohio State University Department of Computer & Information Science
  Research Computing Facility
...!cbosgd!osu-cis!tut!elwell (for now)

PS: In case anyone else is interested, this has been reported to
    Pyramid, but it seems to have been an omission on AT&T's part when
    they put the System V.2 distribution together.  Sigh.