Hi Tadziu,
> > As a possible further clue: I've run the same test now on a couple
> > of really old machines, wth earlier versions of groff. Both gave the
> > correct result:
> >
> > GNU troff version 1.10
> > GNU troff version 1.16.1
>
> Strange: I just compiled groff 1.18.1 from sources, and it does
> not show the problem. Just the packaged version.
Ubuntu 8.04, package groff 1.18.1.1-16.
$ troff -Tps <<<'\fS\[ua]\[uA]\[an]\[AN]\[da]\[dA]' | grops | grep /Symbol
/F0 10/Symbol SF<ddddbed9afdf>72 12 Q 0 Cg EP
$
Ubuntu 9.10, package groff 1.18.1.1-22build1.
$ troff -Tps <<<'\fS\[ua]\[uA]\[an]\[AN]\[da]\[dA]' | grops | grep /Symbol
/usr/share/groff/1.20.1/tmac/ps.tmac:689: can't find macro file
`europs.tmac'
/F0 10/Symbol SF<adddbed9afdf>72 12 Q 0 Cg EP
$ sed -n 689p /usr/share/groff/1.20.1/tmac/ps.tmac
.do mso europs.tmac
$ locate europs.tmac
$
A freshly built /home/tmp/pierre/groff-1.20.1, and I used strace(1) to
double-check nothing in the packaged version was being open(2)ed.
$ ./test-groff -Z -Tps <<<'\fS\[ua]\[uA]\[an]\[AN]\[da]\[dA]' | grops |
grep /Symbol
/F0 10/Symbol SF<ddddbed9afdf>72 12 Q 0 Cg EP
$
Cheers,
Ralph.
