> You could instead patch "bl" to do this itself [...]
I just noticed that we have to restrict embedding of macros to
non-top-level diversions only, because whatever is embedded at
the top level is passed on to the postprocessor, which in this
case (understandably) complains that it doesn't unde
Hello,
The enclosed patch accepts `-isoC-2011' to print the now-official
standard name, ISO/IEC 9899:2011, for mdoc. If it looks alright, I'll
update mandoc(1) similarly.
Note that this uses `-isoC-2011' instead of `-isoC-11'. Maybe this is
confusing, but I drew from how POSIX symbols incr
> The enclosed patch accepts `-isoC-2011' to print the now-official
> standard name, ISO/IEC 9899:2011, for mdoc. If it looks alright,
> I'll update mandoc(1) similarly.
Applied, thanks.
Werner
> Given that font/dev and the contrib examples are in different child
> processes of the recursive make system, it doesn't seem possible to
> solve this using clean Makefile dependencies; so i fear the order
> must be enforced by splitting the shell command invoking recursive
> make in the top lev
> Pascal Stumpf drew my attention to the fact that the following line
> in the top-level Makefile.in is causing trouble:
>
> MAKE_K_FLAG=`case "$(MAKEFLAGS)" in *k*) echo ' -k ';; esac`
>
> The problem is that *any* k character anywhere in MAKEFLAGS, for
> example coming from something like
>
