G/c the list of old files that are gone for decades.

branches: 1.31.60;
Use ${TOOL_SED} instead if plain sed in Makefiles.

Remove files that do not get installed any longer, to avoid
further confusion.
The corresponding files now live in gnu/dist/groff/tmac (still
BSD licensed!), but the only files that should be changed are in
gnu/usr.bin/groff/tmac, see also
http://www.netbsd.org/developers/releng/release-process.html

Rework how MAKEVERBOSE operates:

* Don't bother prefixing commands with a line of ${_MKCMD}\
and instead rely upon "make -s". This is less intrusive on
all the Makefiles than the former. Idea from David Laight.

* Rename the variables use to print messages. The scheme now is:
_MKMSG_FOO Run _MKMSG 'foo'
_MKTARGET_FOO Run _MKMSG_FOO ${.TARGET}
From discussion with Alistair Crooks.

implement MAKEVERBOSE

Don't install macros any longer (except doc2html) we're now using
the GNU groff ones.

Treat these like other include files. This way:
* they are installed in the `make includes' pass.
* they are only updated if changed (which makes `make UPDATE=1' much faster).

More .mk file fallout. *sigh*

Revert 1.19 -> 1.20 change by thorpej. This should work as it is.

Arrange so that we can compile from a different location

New module: doc2html.

Make this work as if we were using suffix rules.

Make a note that if additional troff macro definitions are added, the
dependency list in bsd.man.mk should be updated.

Remove unneeded files, merge back in NetBSD local changes.

Eliminate bogus redefinitions of standard targets.

No need to override BINDIR here.

If we're going to run things through strip.sed, let's be consistent about it.

- Makefile cleanups

Use ${INSTALL}.

RCSid Police

Remove read-only files before trying to rewrite them. From Greg Hudson.

Change BINOWN -> BINGRP where appropriate.

kill bogus install -d's, and clean slightly

Always use `install -d' to make sure directory exists & has correct
ownership and permissions.

Use `:', rather than `.' to separate user and group in chown commands
in case we ever decide to remove the support for the (obsolete) `.'
separator.

Removed tmac.an.old, the GNU man macros since we want all GPL'd source
in /usr/src/gnu. In fact, the macros are allready being installed from
the groff distribution.

Add RCS indentifiers.

Now that all of the manual pages that used the "old" mandoc macros
have been upgraded to use the "new" mandoc macros, we can safely
remove support for tmac.doc.old

make sure directories to install stuff exist before installing

moved tmac.doc.old in from the distribution /usr/share tree, and fixed
the makefile... another place where the original source tree
was insonsistent w/the binary dist.

fixed so that "tmac.an.old" is installed, so old man pages can be made,
on a fresh distribution.

fixed strip.sed symlink problem, and moved "tmac.doc.old" into list of
things to not install

branches: 1.1.1;
Initial revision

Update README. Noted by kre.

Add README detailing where current versions of the files
previously in this dir can be found; requested by perry.

Remove files that do not get installed any longer, to avoid
further confusion.
The corresponding files now live in gnu/dist/groff/tmac (still
BSD licensed!), but the only files that should be changed are in
gnu/usr.bin/groff/tmac, see also
http://www.netbsd.org/developers/releng/release-process.html

Move UCB-licensed code from 4-clause to 3-clause licence.

Patches provided by Joel Baker in PR 22309, verified by myself.

Fix some obvious typos.
XXX: Casing isn't very consistent here.

Put RCS IDs in the right place.

Remove unneeded files, merge back in NetBSD local changes.

RCSid Police

branches: 1.1.1;
Initial revision

Remove files that do not get installed any longer, to avoid
further confusion.
The corresponding files now live in gnu/dist/groff/tmac (still
BSD licensed!), but the only files that should be changed are in
gnu/usr.bin/groff/tmac, see also
http://www.netbsd.org/developers/releng/release-process.html

Move UCB-licensed code from 4-clause to 3-clause licence.

Patches provided by Joel Baker in PR 22309, verified by myself.

Define strings for < > & <= >=

KNF, err, well, "indent"

Use groff's ".mso" to find tmac files in /usr/share/tmac, rather than
hardcoding a path. (This allows these files to be relocated easily.)

Put RCS IDs in the right place.

Remove unneeded files, merge back in NetBSD local changes.

fix a long-standing (since 1993) problem with the invocations of the 'real'
.Dd and .TH macros (after loading the right sets of macros). Both were
being called with a different number of macros than they were actually
called with, and that was screwing up Dd's processing of its arguments.
This fix is groff-specific. It's apparently possible to do this is a
non-groff-specific way, but relatively hard, and my roff skills just aren't
up to it (and I have no intention of changing that 8-). I've marked the
lines that are groff-specific, at least.

If we're going to run things through strip.sed, let's be consistent about it.

Remove files that do not get installed any longer, to avoid
further confusion.
The corresponding files now live in gnu/dist/groff/tmac (still
BSD licensed!), but the only files that should be changed are in
gnu/usr.bin/groff/tmac, see also
http://www.netbsd.org/developers/releng/release-process.html

Move UCB-licensed code from 4-clause to 3-clause licence.

Patches provided by Joel Baker in PR 22309, verified by myself.

Make .Nm without arguments, but with punctuation, work.
Patch from Christian Limpach (chris at pin lu) on tech-userlevel.

Warn if Rv has no function name argument.

branches: 1.26.2;
Use groff's ".mso" to find tmac files in /usr/share/tmac, rather than
hardcoding a path. (This allows these files to be relocated easily.)

when two .%A are present, print them as "ONE and TWO, ..."
not "ONE, and TWO, ..." (no comma after ONE). PR 13286. checked by wiz.

comment by "Brian J. Kifiak" <bk@rt.fm> on openbsd mailing list.

branches: 1.24.4;
Avoid using \\n(C? in .lV, as it may not be initialized yet. Instead call
.aT to determine the argument type, as in .bV.

Ross points out that removing the .ne inside .It can cause widows in troff
mode. So, put it back -- in troff mode only -- but preceded by an explicit
break to prevent the widows previously mentioned.

Fix the `mysterious blank lines' problem (in 98% of cases, anyway). This was
due to unconditional use of .ne. groff apparently inserts some virtual trap
at the end of each page, and this was causing the .ne commands to output extra
lines. Solution is to only use them in troff.

Also fix a related bug in .It, where it would insert a page break in the middle
of a sentence.

Remove the end of page trap in nroff mode, as this causes .sp to sometimes eat
the space due to the nearby trap.

Lastly, undue a previous change that broke the formatting of the SYNOPSIS
section, until we determine the right way to fix that.

Use \n(dn to test whether the quoting diversion is empty, rather than
comparing the input line number. The latter fails with things like:
.Oc Oc
because there is nothing in the diversion when the second Oc is executed,
which caused the command that adds \*(b2 to the output to be eaten.

Kill groffisms that crept in with delta 1.8.

Call Popwarn only if groff

Partial .warn cleanup .. if mdoc didn't generate warnings all by
itself, we could do a .warn-enabled sweep of the man pages.
* Mainly, kill strings by redefining them as null instead of using .rm
* Push and pop the warning level around unavoidable trouble spots
* Do all of this only if in groff
* Fix a really obscure bug in .Nm
* Make the .em warning an abort.

Oops; previous was wrong.

Fix an old type that doesn't appear to matter.

Oops; fix pasto.

Fix the space-after-period problem.

Minor cleanup.

Minor cleanup.

Minor cleanup.

Minor cleanup.

Fix problem with extra spaces after a .Xr, because .aZ was being called twice.

* Add a debug-mode message when beginning an eB diversion. This is to help
find the actual source of the common "automatically ending `eb' diversion
on exit" error. This generally means you tried something like `.Em Do not'
which accidently calls the `Do' request, which _must_ be followed by Dc.
* Add a .Me request for marking up menu entries.
* Print the source line number on the "Extraneous .Ed" error. (Duhh.)
* New requests for HTML integration: .Mt (mailto) and .Lk (link).
* Rename the .em built-in to e@ and print an error if .em is ever
accidently invoked.

Fix bug in .D1 macro.

D1 (dee-one) has two bogus-looking lines that are not in Dl (dee-ell); and
what they do is delete the first parameter unless it is a callable macro.
This may have something to do with the reason why dee-ell is used 418 times
in /usr/share/man vs only 6 times for the crippled dee-one.

Put RCS IDs in the right place.

add -column, -dash, -hyphen to .Bl usage string

Support first argument of .Nm being "", so that the following works:
===
.Nm foo
...
The following options are supported by
.Nm "" :
===
It could be smarter, but it works :)

Thanks to Christoph Badura <bad@ora.de> for providing this!

Remove unneeded files, merge back in NetBSD local changes.

RCSid Police

branches: 1.1.1;
Initial revision

Remove files that do not get installed any longer, to avoid
further confusion.
The corresponding files now live in gnu/dist/groff/tmac (still
BSD licensed!), but the only files that should be changed are in
gnu/usr.bin/groff/tmac, see also
http://www.netbsd.org/developers/releng/release-process.html

Welcome to 2.0

branches: 1.61.2;
Move UCB-licensed code from 4-clause to 3-clause licence.

Patches provided by Joel Baker in PR 22309, verified by myself.

s/walnut/evbppc/

Add sh5/evbsh5.

Add cats, cesfic, hp700, hpcarm, netwinder, shark, x86_64.
Fix acorn32, algor, playstation2.
Problem reported by Matthias Drochner.

'environment', not 'enviroment'

Add pmppc.

And it would probably be nice if 1.6 were reflected in the list of version
numbers.

1.6 has branched. Welcome to "NetBSD 1.6A".

branches: 1.53.2;
Rename arm26 -> acorn26.

Add evbarm and evbmips.

Add "sbmips".

Add mvmeppc.

Add acorn32

add playstation2 port.

add sun2

Update for the walnut port.

Add sandpoint.

Add algor.

Restore stripped comments accidently removed in rev 1.14 (1997!) when
the comment-stripped version was checked in over the source
version by mycroft. Where are those bricks?

add dreamcast and hpcsh

Add mipsco port

Roll forward towards 1.5; addresses PR misc/10493 from Love.

Add sgimips.

branches: 1.38.4;
Add cobalt.

Add arm26 port

Add new ports.

Fix manual page formatting problem. Fix supplied by Patrick Welche
in PR misc/9131.

Add news68k

Display the header of system specific manpages as
NetBSD/foo Manual Name
instead of
NetBSD Manual Name (foo Architecture)
Manual page headers now fix within 80 columns.

Work by Chris Demetrioui six or more months ago, with minor updates to
current reality by me.

branches: 1.32.4;
Mark Ap as callable.

* Make Qq callable.
* Dump hyphenation type in the register dump macro.

branches: 1.30.2;
Fix the `missing footer' problem. See the comment for details.

Make Qo and Qc callable again.

Fix the `mysterious blank lines' problem (in 98% of cases, anyway). This was
due to unconditional use of .ne. groff apparently inserts some virtual trap
at the end of each page, and this was causing the .ne commands to output extra
lines. Solution is to only use them in troff.

Also fix a related bug in .It, where it would insert a page break in the middle
of a sentence.

Remove the end of page trap in nroff mode, as this causes .sp to sometimes eat
the space due to the nearby trap.

Lastly, undue a previous change that broke the formatting of the SYNOPSIS
section, until we determine the right way to fix that.

Use \n(dn to test whether the quoting diversion is empty, rather than
comparing the input line number. The latter fails with things like:
.Oc Oc
because there is nothing in the diversion when the second Oc is executed,
which caused the command that adds \*(b2 to the output to be eaten.

We didn't get the .Bl / .El match fix done tonight.. go back to a warning so the
tree will build.

Predefine the dD string. (.warn-harden)
Detect a net deficit of .El requests (and abort)

Back out last rev. "Nice try".

Fix the bug that was inserting blank lines between `pages' in tty
mdoc(7) man(1) output. (There aren't supposed to be any `pages'.)

Make .Ux be callable.

* Add number registers for Lk, Mt, Nx, and Me; mainly so these can be
callable by parsed macros.

* Improve the .Ss orphan-protection.

Add additional AT&T UNIX macros for versions 1-5. Change default for
.Os to NetBSD 1.4 instead of "4.4 BSD"

Note.. many of the undocumented macros in here are broken, like the .Px,
and .As macros. Someone with more clue should fix them.

Changes to .Nx macro.
* Don't print the `et' in an itty bitty point size just because we want
small caps for the rest of `NetBSD'.
* Define an Nx number register so the macro becomes sort-of callable. It
does punctuation wrong, looking at argument count rather than argument
type, so this will need fixing before it is truly `parsed and callable'.

add .SH to the list of non-mdoc macros that mdoc will complain about

Put RCS IDs in the right place.

remove da30 and Tahoe gunk; make I386 into i386 even if it isn't conventional

Add entries for 1.3A and 1.4.

Fix y2k problem.

branches: 1.13.2;
Remove unneeded files, merge back in NetBSD local changes.

add missing entries for ".Os NetBSD <version>" versions. also, fix
a few that were there but incorrect (e.g. s/0.9a/0.9A/ in output text).
When updating .Nx, don't forget to update this, too!

RCSid Police

Add architecture-specific macros that were missing (alpha, arm32, mvme68k,
an pica).

Add the atari.

added header string for x68k architecture

branches: 1.7.4;
Added macros to make section 9 man pages default to "NetBSD Kernel Manual".
I would have prefered the "Kernel Internals Manual", but some man pages
in the kernel section have names too long to make that possible without
messing up the title lines. (Sigh.) Also designated "KM" to indicate
"NetBSD Kernel Manual" for completeness.

Recognize version 1.1.

add our architechures to .Dt

add OS defn's for 0.9a and 1.0. also change 0.8a and 0.9 to be
non-experimental

fixed an annoying typo in the headers of 90% of manuals: NetBSDd -> NetBSD

change UNIX to NetBSD (EEK!), and add NetBSD OS names

branches: 1.1.1;
Initial revision

Remove files that do not get installed any longer, to avoid
further confusion.
The corresponding files now live in gnu/dist/groff/tmac (still
BSD licensed!), but the only files that should be changed are in
gnu/usr.bin/groff/tmac, see also
http://www.netbsd.org/developers/releng/release-process.html

Move UCB-licensed code from 4-clause to 3-clause licence.

Patches provided by Joel Baker in PR 22309, verified by myself.

Render .Sx markup in bold.

branches: 1.7.2;
.warn-harden

Call .e@ instead of .em, second half of .em protection.

Don't hardwire point size 10 (and 9 for .Tn); use the .s value (and for
the .Tn macro, .s - 1) in effect when mdoc is initially read.

Put RCS IDs in the right place.

Remove unneeded files, merge back in NetBSD local changes.

RCSid Police

branches: 1.1.1;
Initial revision

Remove files that do not get installed any longer, to avoid
further confusion.
The corresponding files now live in gnu/dist/groff/tmac (still
BSD licensed!), but the only files that should be changed are in
gnu/usr.bin/groff/tmac, see also
http://www.netbsd.org/developers/releng/release-process.html

Move UCB-licensed code from 4-clause to 3-clause licence.

Patches provided by Joel Baker in PR 22309, verified by myself.

Fix the `mysterious blank lines' problem (in 98% of cases, anyway). This was
due to unconditional use of .ne. groff apparently inserts some virtual trap
at the end of each page, and this was causing the .ne commands to output extra
lines. Solution is to only use them in troff.

Also fix a related bug in .It, where it would insert a page break in the middle
of a sentence.

Remove the end of page trap in nroff mode, as this causes .sp to sometimes eat
the space due to the nearby trap.

Lastly, undue a previous change that broke the formatting of the SYNOPSIS
section, until we determine the right way to fix that.

Remove blank line.

Call .e@ instead of .em, second half of .em protection.

Put RCS IDs in the right place.

Remove unneeded files, merge back in NetBSD local changes.

RCSid Police

branches: 1.1.1;
Initial revision

Remove files that do not get installed any longer, to avoid
further confusion.
The corresponding files now live in gnu/dist/groff/tmac (still
BSD licensed!), but the only files that should be changed are in
gnu/usr.bin/groff/tmac, see also
http://www.netbsd.org/developers/releng/release-process.html

Use St -isoC-9X instead of St -isoC9X, to be in sync with groff.

Move UCB-licensed code from 4-clause to 3-clause licence.

Patches provided by Joel Baker in PR 22309, verified by myself.

Make libmagic known as a system library, and install manual page links
of the libmagic functions.

Submitted by Hiroshi Ura <ura at hiru dot aoba dot yokohama dot jp> in
PR21496.


Reviewed By: wiz

Add a case for librt (POSIX Real-time Library)

Add a symbol for libpthread.

Add libpmc.

Add a symbol for IEEE Std 1003.1-2001.

Add libusbhid.

ISO 8802-3:1989 -> ISO/IEC 8802-3:1989
Ok'd by kleink.

back off previous - according to Klaus Klein, reference
should be made to actual CAE Specifications only, SUSv2 is
just a collection of standards

add '-susv2' - Single UNIX (TM) Specification, Version 2 (SUSv2'', Unix98'')

Use even more standard names for standards.

Add a 1003.1g-2000 macro.

Actually, we don't have libhesiod -- the functions are in libc.
Noted by Gregory McGarry.

mdoc'ify pcap.3

Add libhesiod.

Add libpci.

Add a libm68k library macro.

Rename isoC to isoC90.

Add libcdk to these two files

added libform

declare .Lb symbol for libintl.

Add Ox macro (OpenBSD).

Changes references from ``ISO C'' to ``ISO C90''.

Remove the last traces of libahdi.

Add an -isoC99 macro; while I'm here, correct white space usage in other
ISO/IEC document numbers.

Whitespace nit in -p1003.1-96.

Add libahdi entries.

Add .Lb libmenu.

branches: 1.48.4;
add LIBRARY section into libipsec manpages.
add ".Lb libipsec" for this.

* Change the -p1003.1-96 macro to output a reference to its corresponding
ISO/IEC document.
* Add macros for ISO C, including AMD1 and TCor1/2.
* Add a macro for XNS5.2 D2.0, to be used for IPv6-related references for the
time being.

Remove the susv2 macro: it is not a standard document `as such' that can be
referred to.

Add flags to .St for more volumes of the X/Open SUSV2

New: -xcu5 (X/Open Commands and Utilities Issue 5)
New: -susv2 (Version 2 of the Single UNIX Specification)
Fixed: a dozen others: lots of cargo-cult "small caps" applied to lower
case, unneeded \& prefixes, and IEEE Std#### rewritten as IEEE Std ####.

Viciously cleanup the .St (Standards) macro.

Add a macro for our friend, the System V Interface Definition.

New symbolic characters for HTML integration: <, >, &, _
\*<, \*>, \*& : safely output <>& in both -mdoc or -mdoc2html
\*_ : hard space for both -mdoc and -mdoc2html

Add additional AT&T UNIX macros for versions 1-5. Change default for
.Os to NetBSD 1.4 instead of "4.4 BSD"

Note.. many of the undocumented macros in here are broken, like the .Px,
and .As macros. Someone with more clue should fix them.

Changes to .Nx macro.
* Don't print the `et' in an itty bitty point size just because we want
small caps for the rest of `NetBSD'.
* Define an Nx number register so the macro becomes sort-of callable. It
does punctuation wrong, looking at argument count rather than argument
type, so this will need fixing before it is truly `parsed and callable'.

Add a macro for 1003.1-1996.

Change .Bsx output slightly.

Add a "Bsx" macro, BSDI BSD/OS.

Posix -> POSIX

correct HISTORY section of ls(1) to note that Ls(1) exited in 5th Edition UNIX from Bell Labs; add that version to At macro in mdoc, all per PR#4790

Put RCS IDs in the right place.

add -Lite and -Lite2 handling to .Bx

add OSS library

add .Lb directive for use in LIBRARY sections. Ought to document this.

Replace the old .Nx macro (which was not parsed and callable, in spite
of what the documentation claimed) with a new one that is parsed and
callable, and far simplyer -- it turns ".Nx FOO ." into "NetBSD FOO."
without needing to have version numbers hard coded in.
Add a .Fx macro that is a copy of the .Nx macro except that it prints
"FreeBSD" instead of "NetBSD" -- this should make any future "HISTORY"
sections which credit FreeBSD easier, and will not require that we
constantly track their macro versions.

Change the -xpg4.2 abbreviation to ``XPG4.2''.

fix support for .Nx 1.4

s/1.3a/1.4/

support ".Nx 1.3a"

Remove extraneous trailing space from ``ANSI C'' invented in lite2 import.

Added an entry for POSIX.1c.

Remove unneeded files, merge back in NetBSD local changes.

Add entry for POSIX.1b

Support NetBSD-1.2C, -1.2D, and -1.2E just in case.

add definitions for "1.2a" and "1.2b" arguments to the .Nx macros (For
1.2A and 1.2B, respectively). clean up the strings resulting from
other Nx uses slightly. (previously, 1.0A would be printed as 1.0a, etc.
Now it's printed correctly.)

Fix the Nx macro yet again... If someone else knows nroff better than I do,
please make this .Nx thing generic

ooops, killed a 1.3 -- readded...

Fix Perry's .Nx macro:

.Nx -> NetBSD
.Nx 1.2 -> NetBSD 1.2
.Nx 1.2 . -> NetBSD 1.2.
.Nx . -> NetBSD.

RCSid Police

Added support for in Nx macro for NetBSD 1.3

Fix two typos in the System V.3 macros.

Add .At V.3.

Add -xpg4.2

Add suport for `.Nx 1.2'.

Add `1.1' to Nx macro.

branches: 1.8.2;
Added -xpg3 and -xpg4.

Add .St -ieee754.
Needed for some upcoming math library manpages.

add a Nx (NetBSD) macro

Need ".At V.2" macro for describing things that came from ATT SysV.2.

New -p1003.1 macro (no -88 or -90 suffixes), to be used when we are
describing features that will be added to a future POSIX draft.

Added -p1003.1-90 and -p1003.2-92 to list of known standards.

change 'ANSI C3.159-1989' to 'ANSI X3.159-1989', as is appropriate

branches: 1.1.1;
Initial revision

Provide ability to override <title>

If \*[title-section] is non-empty, use it to override the title
instead of appending it. Nothing in the tree uses title-section
currently, so it shouldn't affect any existing document.

This override will be used by the installation notes where the default
title is less than helpful.

Fix if/else syntax in previous.

Use groff -Tencoding argument to emit <meta charset="..."/>

PR toolchain/54715

Remove duplicate (incorrect) version of the .Lk macro, so the
earlier (fancier and functional) definition survives.

For now simply comment it out. Sometime later this one should be
removed - but the two have been present since these macros were
first imported (1999) so leaving this visible (but removed) a
little longer shouldn't hurt.

I (believe) this one is the only duplicate of this form.

With this change the Lk macro in doc2html should work as it is designed
(but does not call other macros, and can only have punctuation following
the URL and (optional) anchor args (2nd arg is the anchor if it isn't
punctuation).

Tested by martin@

branches: 1.67.6; 1.67.14; 1.67.16;
Add entry for pthread_dbg in share/tmac/doc2html

pthread_dbg is POSIX Debug Threads Library

Sponsored by <The NetBSD Foundation>

branches: 1.66.2;
+libpanel: Z-order for curses windows

The *roff macro argument is "-isoC-2011"; adapt.

Add ISO C11

branches: 1.63.4; 1.63.10;
Tell the groff and friends about libsaslc(3).
Sort and fix whitespace on mdoc.local.
Add libisns to doc2html.

branches: 1.62.2;
change description for libbluetooth to "Bluetooth Library" as it is
more than just host lookup these days

remove libsdp as improved functionality has been enabled in libbluetooth.

add support for St -p1003.1-2008

branches: 1.59.4;
* For .Sh, generate <h3 id="...">...</h3>.
* For .Ss, generate <h4 id="...">...</h4>.
This makes internal cross references from .Sx work.

While here, change .SH and .SS to do likewise, instead of using
<h3><a name="...">...</a></h3> and <h4><a name="...">...</a></h4>.

Define Am, so HTML man pages can use \*[Am] to get an ampersand.
Non-HTML man pages were already able to use \*[Am].

More .St changes, to bring in line with the groff versions and in-tree usage:
* remove unused -isoC-amd2
* enable -ieee1275-94 (renamed from -ieee1275)

Add some .St iso9945 variants used in groff_mdoc.7

Support -Bl -nested by ignoring it.
(according to mdoc(7) it's only for -enum, but libevent/evdns.3 uses it
for -tag, and it does cause different formatting behaviour with the latter.)

Add a few missing standards.
Force an actual .Error on an unknown .St, rather than just printing ERROR
(i.e., be consistent with other errors in this file.)
Be consistent with tabs.

branches: 1.53.2;
Convert TNF licenses to new 2 clause variant

branches: 1.52.4; 1.52.6;
Add doc2html support for Bro/Brc/Brq.

Fix the definition of .Fl. Now this construct works:

.Ic boot Fl c .

Previously, the space between "boot" and "-c" was missing from the
HTML output.

branches: 1.50.10;
Initial import of bluetooth stack on behalf of Iain Hibbert. (plunky@,
NetBSD Foundation Membership still pending.) This stack was written by
Iain under sponsorship from Itronix Inc.

The stack includes support for rfcomm networking (networking via your
bluetooth enabled cell phone), hid devices (keyboards/mice), and headsets.

Drivers for both PCMCIA and USB bluetooth controllers are included.

Improve .An support: recognize -nosplit.

End <font> tag with </font>. From Greg A. Woods in private mail.

Remove </font> before </body> since there is no corresponding <font>.

Fix Fx handling; closes my PR 29235.
Will probably also need an additional fix like Nx and Ox do (see PR 29236).

Add simple An handling. Modified version of a patch by Greg A. Woods
in private mail. Closes my PR 29241.

Use St -isoC-9X instead of St -isoC9X, to be in sync with groff.

Add libevent.

Add IEEE 1275-1994 (already in mdoc.local).

Make libmagic known as a system library, and install manual page links
of the libmagic functions.

Submitted by Hiroshi Ura <ura at hiru dot aoba dot yokohama dot jp> in
PR21496.


Reviewed By: wiz

Add libpcap.

Add libpthread and librt.

Add libpmc.

Change the end of caps mode from <font size="+0"> to </font>. This gets the
tag nesting more correct, and is necessary to get the INSTALL notes to
render correctly in Konqueror. The results still look sensible in w3m,
Lynx and Mozilla.

branches: 1.37.2;
Add a symbol for IEEE Std 1003.1-2001.

Invert the default of DOC_XR and generate an href anchor by default.
Also, assume that any man page called "index.html" will actually be
installed (sigh) as "xindex.html", which is what bsd.man.mk actually
does now.

Fix a number of bugs and and start over again on the style sheet.

Don't make broken links out of incomplete .Xr requests.

Add libusbhid.

ISO 8802-3:1989 -> ISO/IEC 8802-3:1989
Ok'd by kleink.

Use even more standard names for standards.

Add a 1003.1g-2000 macro.

Actually, we don't have libhesiod -- the functions are in libc.
Noted by Gregory McGarry.

Add libhesiod.

Add libpci.

Add a libm68k library macro.

add St -xns5.2d2.0

add AT&T v1 and v5

Rename isoC to isoC90.

Add libcdk to these two files

Added libform.

declare .Lb symbol for libintl.

Add Ox macro (OpenBSD).

Changes references from ``ISO C'' to ``ISO C90''.

Remove the last traces of libahdi.

Add an -isoC99 macro; while I'm here, correct white space usage in other
ISO/IEC document numbers.

Whitespace nit in -p1003.1-96.

Add libahdi entries.

Add .Lb libmenu.

branches: 1.12.4;
add LIBRARY section into libipsec manpages.
add ".Lb libipsec" for this.

* Sync .St with the main mdoc
* Fix (some of) the bugs with .Fn

Fix bugs reported by mycroft, except one.

branches: 1.9.2;
Kill Nm-save warning.

Improve appearance, tone down the .Sh size, define a <style> for color
headings, etc. Please feel free to fiddle with this stuff, people...

Make Pq, Po, Pc, Oo, Oc callable.

Escape some punctuation, and make Oo and Oc aliases for Bo and Bc.

Sort of add .Oo and .Oc. Needs more work.

Add a macro for our friend, the System V Interface Definition.

Define mode-null-{on,off} for turning off special modes.
Turn off any special modes when Ns is called.

Fix bug with html < and > chars found by Alan Barrett.

New macro package for automatically converting -mdoc input to HTML.
Use: nroff -mdoc2html input_file...
Or, for the completely general case,
Use: groff -P-b -P-u -P-o -Tascii -ww -mdoc2html input_file ...
This was originally intended for just the new distrib/notes and other
non-man-page project documentation, but in fact it can get almost all of
the man pages right at this point.

In many cases, I would suggest that original documentation not be written
in HTML or ASCII any more. A good example would be "supported devices".
It's presently duplicated, in the install notes, the web pages, and the
man pages. If written in -mdoc, it can automatically be a man page, a www
page feature, and a printable, downloadable file. We can generate PostScript
and the "unix enhanced text" format used by more(1), as well as plain old
ascii, and all using in-tree tools.

TNF Copyright.

Remove unneeded files, merge back in NetBSD local changes.

branches: 1.1.1;
Initial revision

Clean up deleted files.

fixed so that "tmac.an.old" is installed, so old man pages can be made,
on a fresh distribution.

If we're going to run things through strip.sed, let's be consistent about it.

RCSid Police

Now that all of the manual pages that used the "old" mandoc macros
have been upgraded to use the "new" mandoc macros, we can safely
remove support for tmac.doc.old

from J.T. Conklin <conklin@kaleida.com>:
When the -mandoc macros encounter a .TH, it loads the old -man macros,
slices up a new .TH, and hands off.

But the .TH arguments are not quoted in the new .TH invokation.
Dates, section names, etc., are split up and scattered across the
headers and footers of the manpage.

Very ugly.

Fix:
The following patch to /usr/share/tmac/tmac.andoc quotes the arguments
before they are (re)interpreted by .TH.

branches: 1.1.1;
Initial revision

Clean up deleted files.

386BSD -> NetBSD

moved tmac.doc.old in from the distribution /usr/share tree, and fixed
the makefile... another place where the original source tree
was insonsistent w/the binary dist.

Remove unneeded files, merge back in NetBSD local changes.

branches: 1.1.1;
Initial revision

Remove unneeded files, merge back in NetBSD local changes.

branches: 1.1.1;
Initial revision

Remove unneeded files, merge back in NetBSD local changes.

branches: 1.1.1;
Initial revision