troff to postcript converter

[agrawal at acf2.UUCP]

>
>    Has anyone heard or used a program to convert troff data (input
>    or output) into postcript?  The idea is to be able to print out
>    text from UNIX in a MAC laser writter.  A friend of mine is very 
>    interested in something like that.  Please send responses or
>    comments directly to me as I don't usualy read news.
>    
>    Thanks in advance,
>    Jacobo
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	I believe Sun Microsystems provides such a translator with their
Sun Workstations. Its a program called "psdit" which takes ditroff input
and returns the postscript version.

-- Mukul
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From: siritzky at acf2.UUCP (Brian Siritzky)
Date: 12-Feb-87 07:41 EST
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Subject: Where does the memory go?
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Where does the memory go?
I am running on a SUN with 8 meg of RAM. When I monitor all the processes I
notice that I seldom use more than 5 meg, even though I have plenty of 
swapped out processes and one running which has a 12.8 meg (yes, that's right
12.8) image. So where is (are) the other 3 meg. OK, I know about the size
of /vmunix (.5 meg) and the allocation for the buffers (.7 meg). So where is 
the rest?