fcaggian@kepler.com (Frank Caggiano) (09/18/90)
It sems I should have explained what tgrind was in my last posting. Tgrind, is the TeX version of vgrind. Now you are either saying "ah, yes" or else you are saying "this guy thinks he's funny". If the formmer, have a nice day, if the later read on. Vgrind is a pretty printer for languages. The languages it knows about are described in a file vgrind.src in /usr/lib. There is a man entry for vgrind. Vgrind outputs troff code. The description file looks like most other UNIX config files, termcap, gettytab, printcap, etc. While the eiffel entry would work with vgrind there may be problems with it dummping core on .e files of moderate size. Tgrind comes with TeX and is in the public domain. If you have TeX running on your site tgrind should be there also, if not ask whomever installed TeX about it. If she doesn't know about TeX tell her to look in the contrib directory (I forget the exact location but it's not difficult to find). Hope this clears up the confusion and thanks to the people whom let me know that my postings were once again making it out into the great wide world. Frank -- Frank Caggiano INTERNET: fcaggian@kepler.com Kepler Financial Management, Ltd. UUCP: ..!uunet!kepler1!fcaggian 100 North Country Rd. fax: (516) 751-8678 Sekauket, NY 11733 voice: (516) 689-6300