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This is the README file for dvii [version 0.44]
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1. INTRODUCTION
dvii is a utility written in C that extracts information from a TeX
dvi file and displays it on the command line. Information displayed
can include a summary:
File comment (usually the date file was compiled)
File size
Number of (physical) pages
Number of fonts
as well as more detailed information:
Font names for all fonts used
List of physical page number/TeX page number pairs
List of all \specials and the page on which they appear
List of all fonts on a per page basis
More information can be found at the dvii home page
http://www.macrotex.net/dvii/dvii.html
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2. INSTALLATION
2a. Executables
Currently, the following executables are available at the dvii web
site http://www.macrotex.net/dvii/dvii.html
* DOS
* Win32 (Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000)
* Solaris (Sparc)
* Solaris (x86)
* Linux (x86)
2b. Compiling (if you cannot find an appropriate executable)
1. What you need
To compile, you need to have a C compiler along with the
standard C libraries, in particular,
stdio.h
sys/types.h
sys/stat.h
stdlib.h
string.h
limits.h
These libraries are standard and should be on any system
with an ANSI C compiler installed (e.g. gcc).
2. Do the compile
Example. If you have gcc, type
gcc dvii.c -o dvii.exe (assuming DOS/Windows platform)
gcc dvii.c -o dvii (assuming Unix platform)
If you are compiling on a 64-bit machine, do the following:
gcc -DSIXTY_FOUR_BIT dvii.c -o dvii
3. Problems with compiling
Here are some problems you may encounter when trying to
compile:
* You get an error message that ...
2c. Installing the executable
Place the executable file (dvii.exe in the case of DOS/Windows,
dvii in the case of Unix) anywhere in the execution PATH. That's
it!
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3. TO DO
* Write better read_*_byte routines (use fread()?)
* Output fonts in ascending (rather than descending) order.
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