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1.1 root 1: RELEASE 2.0
2:
3: [-everything-]
4: linted for non-portable constructs. This has caused many of the library
5: functions to take longs as arguments rather than int's as in the old days.
6: This package has been tested on a Sun. That should shake out most of the
7: byte swap problems. The only things that still bomb on lint are: stackres,
8: restotext and ipmetrics. Ipmetrics does seem to work on a Sun and Vax though.
9:
10: [include]
11: iptokens.h incorrectly called maskunderline makeunderline
12:
13: [ipf]
14: New: counts pages in a way that should be compatible with the Berkeley spooler.
15:
16: [ipmetrics]
17: Contributed by Lee Moore. A new conf.troff and conf.tex directories
18: have been added for creating metrics files for each of these composition
19: systems. Since Berkeley hasn't finished the TeX to Interpress converter
20: yet, we haven't been able to test the output on that system. In particular,
21: how on specifies characters not in character set zero remains a mystery.
22: A man page was also written for this utility.
23:
24: [libip]
25: As mentioned above, these routines are now linted. There is a lint
26: library ./lib/llib-lip.ln that gives programmers the ability to lint
27: code that uses the library. Many routines take long's as arguments
28: instead of int's.
29:
30: [qip]
31: We use a program called "qip" that hooks into BRL's MDQS system. Since
32: most places don't have this system, we provide a shell script that
33: can be modified for local conditions. Look at the script to see
34: how to use it.
35:
36: [restotext]
37: Contributed by Keith Knox. Converts and RES file to text form.
38:
39: [stackres]
40: Contributed by Keith Knox. Executes and RES file and prints out what's
41: on the stack.
42:
43: [texttoip]
44: Bug fix: truncate output file on open. Made it use the same include
45: files as everybody else.
46:
47: RELEASE 1.3
48:
49: [dipress]
50: Modify bitmap.c to output scan lines in multiple of 32 bits for compatibility
51: with new Xerox print services. Bell code removed!!!
52:
53: [doc]
54: Typo on page 17 in char-chart.me ( \(-| right perpindicular). Added diff
55: for eqn/sqrt.c to get better looking square roots.
56:
57: [iptroff]
58: Added the -q (quiet) option to not print information on the passes out.
59: This is handy when running programs in the background. It is assumed
60: with the -t option.
61:
62: [makefiles]
63: Changed all the makefiles to pass around destinations for the install commmand.
64: Also changed the destination directories to match 4.3 contributed software
65: conventions.
66:
67: RELEASE 1.2
68:
69: [charset]
70: Add conditional compilation code for VMS VAX-11 C
71: Add -o option for output file, modify so -s is point size.
72:
73: [dipress]
74: Extended available fonts to include many new characters.
75: See .../doc/char-chart.me for available character mappings
76:
77: [doc]
78: Created documentation for interpress subroutine library
79:
80: [include]
81: Added to operator.h to include macros for a more complete operator interface.
82: Add conditional compilation for VMS VAX-11 C
83:
84: [iptotext]
85: Add -d option to force dump of pixel arrays (default now is to not dump them)
86: Add conditional compilation for VMS VAX-11 C
87: Fix bug that caused non-printable characters to print as ascii (stripped high
88: order bit during isprint check)
89:
90: [libip]
91: Add conditional compilation for VMS VAX-11 C
92:
93: [maha]
94: Add conditional compilation for VMS VAX-11 C
95:
96: [texttoip]
97: Add conditional compilation for VMS VAX-11 C
98:
99: RELEASE 1.1
100:
101: [charset]
102: Character sets numbers are now interpreted as being in base eight (8).
103: Formerly, they were in base ten (10). This (non-upwardly compatible) change
104: was made because character-sets are almost always refered to in base 8
105: by the XNS Architecture documentation.
106:
107: [iptroff]
108: The name itroff has been changed to iptroff since itroff is used
109: at many places to be Imagen Troff.
110:
111: [misc]
112: Update to README file on how to customize the troff preprocessors.
113:
114: RELEASE 1.0
115:
116: base release.
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