Hi Ralph, On 4/10/23 17:56, Ralph Corderoy wrote: > Hi Alejandro, > >> I'd use .cat.set for UTF8/ASCII pages, and .html.set for HTML pages. > > Yes, I was thinking if a .tr was being turned into several formats then > I'd include troff's -T device in the filename. > > But as a general case, where just one -T is being targeted, a plain > chapter.set seems sufficient.
Sure, .set should be good for most purposes. It's just for my very specific case that I use compound suffixes. In my C projects, I do similar things (and even more in C/C++ mixed projects), where you can find the following suffixes (for each pair of .c/.h files): $ find tmp/ | grep memzero | sort tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.c tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.c.O0.i tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.c.O0.o tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.c.O0.s tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.c.O1.i tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.c.O1.o tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.c.O1.s tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.c.O2.i tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.c.O2.o tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.c.O2.s tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.c.O3.i tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.c.O3.o tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.c.O3.s tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.c.Ofast.i tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.c.Ofast.o tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.c.Ofast.s tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.c.Og.i tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.c.Og.o tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.c.Og.s tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.c.Os.i tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.c.Os.o tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.c.Os.s tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.c.d tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.c.i tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.c.lint-c.checkpatch.touch tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.c.lint-c.clang-tidy.touch tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.c.lint-c.cppcheck.touch tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.c.lint-c.cpplint.touch tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.c.lint-c.iwyu.touch tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.c.o tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.c.s tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.h tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.h.O0.gch tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.h.O1.gch tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.h.O2.gch tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.h.O3.gch tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.h.Ofast.gch tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.h.Og.gch tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.h.Os.gch tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.h.d tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.h.gch tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.h.lint-c.checkpatch.touch tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.h.lint-c.clang-tidy.touch tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.h.lint-c.cppcheck.touch tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.h.lint-c.cpplint.touch tmp/c/mem/set/memzero.h.lint-c.iwyu.touch This allows me to compare how each optimization level affects my code, and learn the exact changes in assembler output easily. As a nice side effect of building with so many optimization levels, I get a higher number of diagnostics about my code, since some optimizations enable certain diagnostics, and others truncate them (due to the code being removed at some point). Cheers, Alex -- <http://www.alejandro-colomar.es/> GPG key fingerprint: A9348594CE31283A826FBDD8D57633D441E25BB5
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