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Recipe for producing various formats of the libcpuset document, starting
with the original in Leo, an outlining editor for programmers, with
markup encoded inline using Restructured Text (rst).
Ingredients:
Original source document file: libcpuset.leo
The makefile: Makefile.doc
A little patch: libcpuset.patch
Latex style file: srcltx.sty
Produces:
libcpuset.html
libcpuset.tex
libcpuset.txt
libcpuset.pdf
Using Leo:
http://webpages.charter.net/edreamleo/front.html
reStructuredText Markup Specification
http://docutils.sourceforge.net/docs/ref/rst/restructuredtext.html
Invoke Leo on the libcpuset.leo file:
leo libcpuset.leo
In leo, do:
1) Make desired edits or changes
2) Type control-S to save
3) Select "@rst libcpuset.tex" line near top of document
3) Change filename from "libcpuset.tex" to "libcpuset.html"
4) Menu [Edit/Write Restructured Text] to write libcpuset.html
5) Change filename from "libcpuset.html" to "libcpuset.tex"
6) Menu [Edit/Write Restructured Text] to write libcpuset.tex
7) Quit
In shell, invoke 'make -f Makefile.doc ' to generate
libcpuset.tex ==> libcpuset.pdf
libcpuset.html ==> libcpuset.txt
Leo produces both html and LaTeX format, using the above steps.
The main tool for getting from .tex to .pdf is pdflatex, though some
custom auxilliary sed scripts and such in the Makefile.doc help fix
up some details.
The main tool for getting from .html to .txt is lynx -dump.
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