Follow-up Comment #9, bug #63958 (project groff):
FWIW, AT&T nroff renders it as:
$ nrcon -mdoc /tmp/x | less
timerdday(3) BSD Programmer's Manual
timerdday(3)
NAME
timerdday - compute time of launch operation within window
SYNOPSIS
void
timerdday(struct-timespec *earliest, struct-timespec *latest, struct-
timespec *resolution);
DESCRIPTION
Compute the optimal start time for a desired event to occur between
times
earliest and latest to within a granularity of resolution.
MirBSD #10-current June 6, 1944
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For this, I did have to change the source though, to…
$ cat /tmp/x
.Dd June 6, 1944
.Dt timerdday 3
.Os
.Sh NAME
.Nm timerdday
.Nd compute time of launch operation within window
.Sh SYNOPSIS
.Ft void
.Fn timerdday "\%struct-timespec *earliest" \
"\%struct-timespec *latest" "\%struct-timespec *resolution"
.Sh DESCRIPTION
Compute the optimal start time for a desired event to occur between
times
.Va earliest No and Va latest
to within a granularity of
.Va resolution .
… to make it compile correctly (3bsd → 3, .Sh arguments uppercase as the
comparision is case-sensitive).
The use of \% there is odd, I’d rather use \- there (which is needed to
avoid getting ‐ anyway), but that leaves us with…
SYNOPSIS
void
timerdday(struct-timespec *earliest, struct-timespec *latest, -
struct-timespec *resolution);
… which is also not right. To get good output, drop the \% as well:
SYNOPSIS
void
timerdday(struct-timespec *earliest, struct-timespec *latest,
struct-timespec *resolution);
From:
.Fn timerdday "struct\-timespec *earliest" \
"struct\-timespec *latest" "struct\-timespec *resolution"
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