Public bug reported:

If you use the -mm option on troffcvt, it always outputs wrong \point-size 
definitions: most of them seem to end up computed as 1.  (I think, point size N 
gets gets turned into point size 1 if N < 12; otherwise gets turned into point 
size N - 10.)
I suspect that it's the .H and .HU macros (for creating headings) - this simple 
input file works correctly:
.ps 14
.vs 16
.ce
.ft B
troffcvt\-a troff converter
.ft

This one doesn't:

.ps 14
.vs 16
.H 1 "Heading"
.ce
.ft B
troffcvt\-a troff converter
.ft

Here's a slightly longer example:
.ps 10
.vs 13
.HU "Heading"
.P
Now let's try the following word 4 point sizes smaller: \s-4SMALL\s0.
How was that?  And now one 4 points larger: \s+4larger\s0.  How was that?

** Affects: troffcvt (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New


** Tags: convert mm troff

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  troffcvt with -mm option gets all font sizes wrong

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