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1.1 root 1: .\" (c) Copyright 1986 Xerox Corporation
2: .\" All rights reserved.
3: .TH MAKEXTDEV 1 1/15/86
4: .CM 2
5: .SH "NAME"
6: makextdev \- create tables to allow iptroff to access 16 bit characters
7: .SH "SYNOPSIS"
8: .B makextdev
9: file
10: .SH "DESCRIPTION"
11: .I makextdev
12: creates extended tables for use with
13: .I iptroff
14: so that full 16 bit characters can be addressed.
15: .PP
16: The Xerox Character Encoding Standard specifies a character set of 65K
17: characters. Typesetter-Independent
18: .I troff
19: only uses 8 bit characters in its internal representation. Therefore,
20: the postprocessor
21: .I dipress
22: must be able to map from 8 bit characters to 16 bit characters. The
23: work-around is based on the fact that
24: .I makedev
25: will ignore any text beyond the fourth data field in a font description file.
26: If the typesetting code (the fourth field) is octal 0377 then
27: .I makextdev
28: expects a fifth field which contains the octal code
29: for the true 16 bit character.
30: .PP
31: This program uses information created by
32: .I makedev
33: and thus must be run after
34: .I makedev .
35: .SH "FILES"
36: .ta \w'$LIB/fonts/* 'u
37: DESC fonts
38: .br
39: *.out mapping files
40: .DT
41: .SH "SEE ALSO"
42: The Interpress Toolkit manual,
43: .br
44: dipress(1),
45: .br
46: ipmetrics(1),
47: .br
48: makedev(1),
49: .br
50: troff(1)
51: .SH "BUGS"
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