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I guess you mean this path:
./csug/Makefile:installdir=/u/dyb/crs/www/csug9
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That's one of the issues, and there's another:
include ~/stex/Mf-stex
in Makefile
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- clone https://github.com/dybvig/stex to your home directory
- install everything you can possibly find related to tex
- install netpbm as well
- find more tex packages to install
- replace the
installsh
commands in the Makefile to justinstall
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@gwatt
First, thank you for reply! And yes, I may compile it with the steps. But what I want to say is that Chez should not assume users use the same specific path, say, ~/stex. This should be fixed for more general case.
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I too managed to hack things to generate both csug.pdf and release-notes.pdf. Rather than post diffs or a pull request, I'd like to suggest a few minor adjustments. First, I hope that stex can be distributed with future versions, either as a part of Chez Scheme, or maybe to be installed in a parallel directory, so that all path name references become relative. (This includes references to /usr/bin/scheme; it should just be assumed that the scheme binary is in the path.) Second, I'm not sure whether Transfig is needed; there's a .fig.pdf recipe in csug/Makefile, but there are apparently no fig files. So maybe that can be deleted?
By the way, thanks to everyone involved for making Chez Scheme freely available!
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With this commit to stex and this commit to Chez Scheme, it should now be more straightforward to build stex and the release notes. In theory, once you have all of the latex tools in place, you can just run 'configure ; make docs' in chezscheme.
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On 2016-05-04 05:47 PM, R. Kent Dybvig wrote:
With this commit to stex
dybvig/stex@3bd2b86
and this commit to Chez Scheme
4bd78a6,
it should now be more straightforward to build stex and the release
notes. In theory, once you have all of the latex tools in place, you
can just run 'configure ; make docs' in chezscheme.—
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#12 (comment)Perfect! Much appreciated! (And once again, thanks for open-sourcing
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@dybvig Thank you very much!
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