1: -*- Text -*-
2:
3: This file says what manuals exist in gnujdoc. The character `+' in the
4: first column of each entry represents that the manual exists in
5: current version of gnujdoc, while the character `-' does that the
6: manual is not in current version any longer. And, the second column is
7: the description of the manual, the third one is the directory, and the
8: fourth one is the mail address of the author or the maintainer if the
9: first column is `+' and is the CVS tag to checkout the manual if the
10: first column is `-'.
11:
12: Thus, you can obtain any manual you want, by following this:
13:
14: $ cvs -d :pserver:anoncvs@duff.kuicr.kyoto-u.ac.jp:/usr/local/cvsroot \
15: checkout gnujdoc/[The directory that has the manual you want]
16:
17: in a case where the manual exists in current version, otherwise:
18:
19: $ cvs -d :pserver:anoncvs@duff.kuicr.kyoto-u.ac.jp:/usr/local/cvsroot \
20: checkout -r [The tag that represents the manual] gnujdoc
21:
22: For instructions on installing the package, See the file `INSTALL'.
23:
24:
25: + Autoconf 2.12 autoconf-1.2 ?
26: + Automake 1.3 automake-1.3 okuji
27: + Bison 1.25 bison-1.25 ?
28: + CVS 1.10 cvs-1.10 hayashi
29: + CVS 1.10.5 cvs-1.10.5 hayashi
30: + Emacs 20.3 emacs-20.3 ?
31: + Flex 2.5.4 flex kichikaw
32: + GDB 4.16 gdb-4.16 kichikaw
33: + GDB 4.17 gdb-4.17 kichikaw
34: + GDB 4.18 gdb-4.18 kichikaw
35: + Hurd 0.2 hurd-0.2 okuji
36: + GNU Coding Standards standards-19981118 okuji
37:
38:
39: hayashi: Yoshiki Hayashi <g740685@komaba.ecc.u-tokyo.ac.jp>
40: kichikaw: Kazuhisa Ichikawa <ki@home.email.ne.jp>
41: okuji: OKUJI Yoshinori <okuji@kuicr.kyoto-u.ac.jp>
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