rcbatg@rwc.urc.tue.nl (Tonnie Geraets) (11/09/90)
In fact the subject says it all, but here is why I wnat to know: I want to use dutch hyphenation-patterns with emTeX (TeX and LaTeX). Therefor I tried to make two new formats: ntex and nlatex. To make these with initex (tex -i), I had to specify an extra parameter to enlarge the memeory for the patterns ( -mt13000 ). After I did that initex ran without an error. But trying to run normal tex/latex with these formats, I get the message: 'Must increase the trie size'. I hope somebody (Eberhard ?) can help me. Tonnie Geraets, rcbatg@urc.tue.nl PS: There exists a smaller set of dutch hyphenation-patterns, but I observed relative many errors with relative simple (and frequently used) words, so they are kind of unusable.
eijkhout@s41.csrd.uiuc.edu (Victor Eijkhout) (11/10/90)
rcbatg@rwc.urc.tue.nl (Tonnie Geraets) writes: >I want to use dutch hyphenation-patterns with emTeX (TeX and LaTeX). >Therefor I tried to make two new formats: ntex and nlatex. >To make these with initex (tex -i), I had to specify an extra parameter to >enlarge the memeory for the patterns ( -mt13000 ). >After I did that initex ran without an error. >But trying to run normal tex/latex with these formats, I get the message: >'Must increase the trie size'. I don't know emTeX, but from what you are writing the -mt option specifies the trie-size. Do I understand correctly that you ran initex as tex -i -mt13000 ? If so you should run TeX with the same trie parameter: tex -mt13000 Victor.