The makefile in the posix subdirectory creates the documetion using
"kdoc". This can be used as an example of how kdoc is called. In addition to "html", kdoc can be instructed to generate latex, texinfo, and "man" pages. Perhaps from one of these it might be easier to produce a nice postscript conversion and printout.
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Hi
I'am new to Common C++ and would like to study it.
I wish to bring the documentation at home, in the bus, underground,...
So my request is:
Is this possible to have the documentation in a postscript file so that I can do a nice print !!.
I tried htmldoc but it hanged badly, and printing html does a bad result !!
Thanks for the nice job
Jean-Paul
The makefile in the posix subdirectory creates the documetion using
"kdoc". This can be used as an example of how kdoc is called. In addition to "html", kdoc can be instructed to generate latex, texinfo, and "man" pages. Perhaps from one of these it might be easier to produce a nice postscript conversion and printout.