yak@stratus.UUCP (Yousef A. Khalidi) (12/19/87)
I am looking for a program that formats C programs similar to `vgrind',
but which produces TeX instead of troff output. Does such a program exist?
We have a couple of big Xerox printers (9700 and 8700) which can print
TeX dvi files but not troff output. I don't want to use a LaserWriter to
print a 20,000 lines program :-)
Thanks.
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Yousef A. Khalidi
The Clouds Project, School of ICS, Georgia Tech, Atlanta GA 30332
Internet: yak@stratus.gatech.edu
uucp: ...!{decvax,hplabs,ihnp4,linus,rutgers,seismo}!gatech!gt-stratus!yakpierre@imag.UUCP (Pierre LAFORGUE) (12/23/87)
In article <943@stratus.UUCP> yak@stratus.UUCP (Yousef A. Khalidi) writes: > >I am looking for a program that formats C programs similar to `vgrind', >but which produces TeX instead of troff output. Does such a program exist? >We have a couple of big Xerox printers (9700 and 8700) which can print >TeX dvi files but not troff output. I don't want to use a LaserWriter to >print a 20,000 lines program :-) Yes, it is called tgrind and is included in the standard Unix TeX distribution by the University of Washington. It uses /usr/lib/vgrindefs, so you can append other languages syntaxes (and other features if you change the source, as we did). -- Pierre Laforgue pierre@imag.imag.fr {uunet.uu.net|mcvax}!imag!pierre