samperi@mancol.UUCP (Dominick Samperi) (05/15/88)
Are there style files for typesetting C programs with TeX? I'm
trying to use LaTeX for this purpose, and it seems to be very
messy. For example, to describe something very simple like
printf("%s", "Hello, World\n"), I'm using
{\bf printf}("\%s", "Hello, World$\backslash$n"),
and it turns out that the backslash is not the right size. The
LaTeX book recommends that programs be described using the
tabbing environment, but then there are problems with symbols
like <, >, [, ], etc. In particular, the [] in argv[] are too
big. I guess I'll use the \verbatim environment until I find
something better. Any suggestions would be gratefully appreciated.
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Dominick Samperi, Manhattan College, NYC
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