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[Jonathan I. Kamens]

In article <26302 at hydra.gatech.EDU>, jb107 at prism.gatech.EDU (Jim Burns) writes:
|> By anonymous ftp, you skip the first three directories. The files in this
|> directory are controlled by a makefile that specifies a program
|> represented by $(GREMLINS). What is it? Without that part, the resulting
|> document has three figures missing that should be inserted from .grn
|> files.

I've wondered about this myself.  The 4.3BSD version tries to use a program
called "grn" too, but that program does not come with stock 4.3BSD.

The 4.3reno libraries appear to contain sources for a library of grn
functions, but I can't find any program in the source tree that uses the
library functions.

In sum, I don't know how to process these files.  I was hoping someone else
would post here and explain, which is why I waited for four days before
posting this response :-).

|> There is also a
|> 
|> .include <bsd.doc.mk>
|> 
|> line that my system doesn't like. What is it for?

4.3reno comes with an enhanced version of make, called pmake, which deals with
directives such as ".include" and ".if" in Makefiles.  The standard
Make include files are in share/mk in the 4.3reno sources.  The sources to the
modified make are in usr.bin/make; furthermore, there are several anonymous
ftp sites that archive it (ask archie for "pmake").

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