> It turns out that the problem is that search_path::search_path is
> called from a static constructor, but static constructors are called
> *before* the global environment pointer is set, so getenv() doesn't
> work in a static constructor. Not being a C++ expert, I have no
> idea whether this is
> It was BSD/OS 4.2 too. I never found the time to get to the bottom
> of the problem and abandoned updating groff on that box. Somebody
> changed groff's build/install stuff to make it more Linux-specific,
> breaking backwards compatibility with the installed base.
??? This is nonsense. Norm
On Apr 27, 2005, at 02:44, Keith Marshall wrote:
I'm almost sorry I bothered to mention Jim Reid at all; I had
forgotten what
an irascible character he is, and I felt rather disinclined to even
grace
this drivel with a response.
Personal attacks and insults, especially unfounded ones, have no pla
When i process a pic file into a postscript file, for some reason it gets
shrunk automatically, how do i stop this? i type this in the command line:
pic floorB.pic | psroff -ms -t > floorB.ps
and get this output:
pic: 60 X 42 picture shrunk to 7 X 4.9
Wasn't sure if i could attach the pic file so
On Wed, Apr 27, 2005 at 09:16:33AM +0200, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
>
> > It was BSD/OS 4.2 too. I never found the time to get to the bottom
> > of the problem and abandoned updating groff on that box. Somebody
> > changed groff's build/install stuff to make it more Linux-specific,
> > breaking back
Am Mittwoch, 27. April 2005 18:06 schrieb Zvezdan Petkovic:
>
> FWIW, the only reason I do not use 1.19 branch is that it doesn't work
> with gpresent. The request .PAUSE inside a pic creates a vertical move,
> and the figure ends up quite different from what it should be. :-)
> Has anything been
> When i process a pic file into a postscript file, for some reason it
> gets shrunk automatically, how do i stop this? i type this in the
> command line:
>
> pic floorB.pic | psroff -ms -t > floorB.ps
>
> and get this output:
>
> pic: 60 X 42 picture shrunk to 7 X 4.9
Uh, oh, whatever you use, i
Werner,
To facilitate transferring from my CVS sandbox (on my Linux machine) to my
Win32 box, for testing the relocation patch, I did a `make dist'. I then
used the resultant tarball to source this unofficial distribution on to the
Win32 host. (I'm not quite done with the relocation patch, BTW
Jim Reid wrote:
I very much doubt if anyone changed groff's build/install procedure
with any
intent to make it in any way Linux specific;
Fact: somebody *did* change the build/install stuff. It used to work
on BSD/OS. It had done so since at least 1996. Now it doesn't. To
some extent, this spec
> [...] I configured in a separate build directory, and uncovered a
> small problem with the `doc' directory. Specifically, the `gnu.eps'
> file needs to be in the build directory when `webpage.html' is
> formatted, but the make doesn't copy it from the source.
>
> Attached patch fixes this, [...
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