earle@POSEUR.JPL.NASA.GOV (Greg Earle - Sun JPL on-site Software Support) (08/30/90)
If one does a `make man.PS' in mit/doc/Xt/Xtman, it tries to do a eqn Xt*.3Xt | psroff -t -man - > man.PS i.e., it tries to coagulate all the pages together into one giant input. I don't have `ditroff' so I can't use `psroff', but I used `ptroff' instead. What I noticed is that if I did instead foreach i ( Xt*.3Xt ) ? eqn $i | ptroff -man -t - > /dev/null ? end i.e., do each separately, everything is fine. But if I do the `make man.PS', I get (for practically each file) something (eqn? troff?) which complains Exception word list full. Should I worry about this? Is my man.PS file going to be `right' (I'd like to not have to print 63-some-odd pages to find out that it's bad somewhere because of this error message) or does this mean Bad Juju for my PostScript file? -- - Greg Earle | "This is Kraft. It uses a blue box. Sun Microsystems, Inc. | This is Stouffer's. It uses red. JPL on-site Software Support | The choice is yours." earle@poseur.JPL.NASA.GOV | Pretty damn convincing argument, eh?