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From: carvalho@garnet.berkeley.edu (Marcio de Carvalho)
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Subject: Re: Porting refer and related programs
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Date: 5 Feb 88 21:59:41 GMT
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There is an enhanced version of "bib" called BibIX that uses refer's data
bases.  It is distributed by UC Berkeley through the Campus Software Office.

On the same subject, there's a paper titled "Maintaining Cross References in
Manuscripts" by Alfred Aho and Ravi Sethi.  It appeared in "Software-Practice
and Expirience, vol 18, January 1988, pp 1-13.  It shows how to deal with
references in manuscripts by using UNIX tools ( awk, sed ), independent of
the text formatter.