1 Description: Fix manpage errors.
2 Remove not defined macro `TI'.
3 Author: Benjamin Drung <bdrung@debian.org>
5 --- a/src/om/scripts/ocs.1
6 +++ b/src/om/scripts/ocs.1
8 be an arbitrary collection of documents, in which case you might want
9 to define your own basic GNU-make maintenance rules. See
10 DEFINING YOUR OWN KIND OF SYSTEM.
13 .SH SPECIFYING SYSTEMS FROM THE COMMAND LINE
16 specifies an Opal subsystem in the current directory, where \fIsystem\fP
17 must be the basename of the directory node, and \fIstructures\fP are
18 incorporated (at least) into the subsystem.
21 The following options control how a system specified on the command-line
24 .BI -force " structure" .{sign,impl,c}
25 forces the recompilation of the signature, implementation, or C code
29 .SH SWITCHES AND PROJECT DEFINITIONS
33 overwrite any make variable. You should know what you are doing before
37 .SH SUBSYSTEMS WITH HAND-CODING
38 See the manual "Handcoder’s Guide to OCS Version 2",
39 --- a/src/om/scripts/oc.1
40 +++ b/src/om/scripts/oc.1
45 -.\ LAST EDIT: Mon Feb 14 14:02:47 1994 by dkd@cs.tu-berlin.de bolero
46 -.\ Version: oc.1[1.3] accessed Mon Feb 14 14:07:46 1994
48 -.\ .\ Log for /home/uebb/wg/ocs/trans/ocs/src/om/scripts/oc.1[1.3]:
50 -.\ [1.1] Sat Nov 20 14:41:33 1993 wg@cs.tu-berlin.de accessed
51 -.\ [Sat Nov 20 14:38:19 1993] Intention for change:
52 -.\ --- no intent expressed ---
53 -.\ Corrected -zetaEnrich to -zetaEnrichment
54 -.\ [1.2] Tue Nov 23 12:51:45 1993 maeder@cs.tu-berlin.de proposed
55 -.\ [Tue Nov 23 12:22:00 1993] Intention for change:
56 -.\ Optionen -zunderline und -E korrigieren
57 -.\ [1.3] Mon Feb 14 14:07:46 1994 dkd@cs.tu-berlin.de accessed
58 -.\ [Fri Feb 11 15:29:54 1994] Intention for change:
59 -.\ Added some zOptions
60 +.\" LAST EDIT: Mon Feb 14 14:02:47 1994 by dkd@cs.tu-berlin.de bolero
61 +.\" Version: oc.1[1.3] accessed Mon Feb 14 14:07:46 1994
63 +.\" .\ Log for /home/uebb/wg/ocs/trans/ocs/src/om/scripts/oc.1[1.3]:
65 +.\" [1.1] Sat Nov 20 14:41:33 1993 wg@cs.tu-berlin.de accessed
66 +.\" [Sat Nov 20 14:38:19 1993] Intention for change:
67 +.\" --- no intent expressed ---
68 +.\" Corrected -zetaEnrich to -zetaEnrichment
69 +.\" [1.2] Tue Nov 23 12:51:45 1993 maeder@cs.tu-berlin.de proposed
70 +.\" [Tue Nov 23 12:22:00 1993] Intention for change:
71 +.\" Optionen -zunderline und -E korrigieren
72 +.\" [1.3] Mon Feb 14 14:07:46 1994 dkd@cs.tu-berlin.de accessed
73 +.\" [Fri Feb 11 15:29:54 1994] Intention for change:
74 +.\" Added some zOptions
79 i.e., the implementation parts and their compilation products may not be used.
81 This option can be repeated.
86 Verbose compilation. The default is
89 Display even minor compilation steps.
95 Display warnings. The default is
97 but additionally display hints,
98 e.g., missing patterns.
104 Controls code optimization. The default is no optimization;
107 (but not to the code speed).
113 Controls generation of code for debugging. The default is to generate
114 @@ -501,11 +501,11 @@
122 -./ generated by a C compiler
124 +.\" .IB structure .o
127 +.\" generated by a C compiler
131 @@ -540,11 +540,11 @@
135 -./ The implementation of infixes is currently rather prototypical. Large
136 -./ infix expressions without brackets might cause the compiler to use up
137 -./ a lot memory or to virtually prevent it from terminating. More then 6
138 -./ levels of omitted bracketing in infix applications is not recommended.
140 +.\" The implementation of infixes is currently rather prototypical. Large
141 +.\" infix expressions without brackets might cause the compiler to use up
142 +.\" a lot memory or to virtually prevent it from terminating. More then 6
143 +.\" levels of omitted bracketing in infix applications is not recommended.
146 .IR "A User's Guide to the Opal Compilation System (Version 2)"
147 for how to identify a bug. We encourage you to send bug reports to
148 @@ -588,26 +588,26 @@
149 Email: opal-users@projects.uebb.tu-berlin.de,
150 WWW: http://projcts.uebb.tu-berlin.de/opal/
152 -./.SH COPYRIGHT AND LICENCE
154 -./The OPAL Compiler is distributed as free software software. Copyright
155 -./is with the authors, Andreas Fett, Carola Gerke, Wolfgang Grieskamp,
156 -./Michael Jatzeck, Wolfram Schulte. As stated above, there is absolutely
159 -./You are free to use the OPAL Compiler to generate
160 -./NON-COMMERCIAL stand-alone applications.
162 -./You are free to copy and re-distribute the OPAL Compiler
163 -./as a whole WITHOUT ANY MODIFICATION.
165 -./You are free to build commercial software from the OPAL Compiler,
166 -./or to redistribute modified parts of it, PROVIDED:
169 -./1) You have written consent from Peter Pepper, who is
170 -./authorized by the authors for this purpose;
173 -./2) The notice on copyright of the authors above is included
174 -./in human readable form in your product.
175 +.\".SH COPYRIGHT AND LICENCE
177 +.\"The OPAL Compiler is distributed as free software software. Copyright
178 +.\"is with the authors, Andreas Fett, Carola Gerke, Wolfgang Grieskamp,
179 +.\"Michael Jatzeck, Wolfram Schulte. As stated above, there is absolutely
182 +.\"You are free to use the OPAL Compiler to generate
183 +.\"NON-COMMERCIAL stand-alone applications.
185 +.\"You are free to copy and re-distribute the OPAL Compiler
186 +.\"as a whole WITHOUT ANY MODIFICATION.
188 +.\"You are free to build commercial software from the OPAL Compiler,
189 +.\"or to redistribute modified parts of it, PROVIDED:
192 +.\"1) You have written consent from Peter Pepper, who is
193 +.\"authorized by the authors for this purpose;
196 +.\"2) The notice on copyright of the authors above is included
197 +.\"in human readable form in your product.