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Installation of Dvipage.
=======================
Dvipage previews DVI files on Sun workstations under SunView.
Version 3.0 has been tested on Sun 3 /160, /75, /60 under OS 3.5 and 4.0.1,
and also on a Sun 4/260 under OS 4.0.1. An earlier version worked
on many other configurations also.
You should have the following files in a directory:
-rw-r--r-- 1 hunt 2183 Dec 20 10:33 Makefile
-r--r--r-- 1 hunt 4324 Dec 20 10:31 README
-r--r--r-- 1 hunt 3606 Dec 15 19:14 args.c
-r--r--r-- 1 hunt 7587 Dec 15 19:14 dvi.h
-r--r--r-- 1 hunt 11199 Dec 15 19:14 dvipage.1
-rw-r--r-- 1 hunt 48924 Dec 15 19:14 dvipage.c
-rw-r--r-- 1 hunt 8869 Dec 15 19:14 dvipage.h
-r--r--r-- 1 hunt 8953 Dec 15 19:14 findfile.c
-r--r--r-- 1 hunt 20760 Dec 15 19:14 fonts.c
-r--r--r-- 1 hunt 12593 Dec 15 19:14 message.c
-r--r--r-- 1 hunt 30047 Dec 15 19:14 sample.c
-r--r--r-- 1 hunt 2883 Dec 15 19:14 utils.c
Installation is simple; however, there are some system dependent
parameters which must be set in the file dvipage.h, in particular,
the FONT_AREA definition must reflect the location of the TeX fonts
on your system; in the file as provided, there are conditionals which
select a different font file location for different types of machine.
FONT_AREA is a colon separated list of directories where font files
will be found; either PXL or GF files can be used:
#ifndef FONT_AREA
#ifdef sparc
#define FONT_AREA \
"/nfs/tex-server/tex/1988/lib/tex/fonts:/fonts/tex/pxl"
#else !sparc
#define FONT_AREA \
"/nfs/tex-server/tex/1988/lib/tex/fonts:/usr/spar/font/tex/pxl"
#endif sparc
#endif FONT_AREA
You should also alter PRINT_SPOOLER and PRINT_PAGE_SPOOLER also in
the file dvipage.h, in the obvious way to provide commands which can
be used to print either the whole document or a single page of the document.
/*
* Define a command which will print the whole document.
*/
#ifndef PRINT_SPOOLER
#define PRINT_SPOOLER "lpr -d %s >/dev/null 2>/dev/null"
#endif PRINT_SPOOLER
/*
* Define a command which will print the specified page of the document.
*/
#ifndef PRINT_PAGE_SPOOLER
#define PRINT_PAGE_SPOOLER \
"texpagefilter -f %d -t %d %s | lpr -d >/dev/null 2>/dev/null"
#endif PRINT_PAGE_SPOOLER
It may be that the simple PRINT_ definitions above do not have enough
flexibility to deal with the printer configurations at your site.
At Spar, we have some laserwriters and some imagen printers;
the following hacks in the file `dvipage.c' examine the PRINTER
environment variable and set the print_spooler and print_page_spooler
strings accordingly:
/*
* Customise this part for your local printer environment.
* ======================================================
*/
#ifdef SPAR_HACKS
/*
* Set local printer hacks.
*/
printer = getenv("PRINTER");
if(printer && strncmp(printer, "lw", 2) == 0)
{
sprintf(print_spooler,
"dvips -P%s %%s >/dev/null 2>/dev/null",
printer);
sprintf(print_page_spooler,
"dvips -P%s -f %%d -t %%d %%s >/dev/null 2>/dev/null",
printer);
}
else if(printer && strncmp(printer, "im", 2) == 0)
{
sprintf(print_spooler,
"dviimp -P%s %%s >/dev/null 2>/dev/null",
printer);
sprintf(print_page_spooler,
"dviimp -P%s -S %%d -E %%d %%s >/dev/null 2>/dev/null",
printer);
}
else
{
fprintf(stderr, "PRINTER environment not recognised:\n");
fprintf(stderr, " using `%s' to print files\n",
print_spooler);
fprintf(stderr, " using `%s' to print pages\n",
print_page_spooler);
}
if(verbose & DEBUG_PRINTER)
{
fprintf(stderr, "Using `%s' to print files\n",
print_spooler);
fprintf(stderr, "Using `%s' to print pages\n",
print_page_spooler);
}
#endif SPAR_HACKS
Remember to add a -DLOCAL_HACKS into the compile line in the Makefile,
or in dvipage.h, if you add something similar.
Finally, change the compile flags in `Makefile' if you are not
running on a Sun 3 with a f68881 floating point unit.
When all is set up, run `make'. It will build a program called dvipage,
which can be installed in a suitable place. The manual pages dvipage.1
should be installed in /usr/man/man1 as dvipage.1l, or in you local manual
pages directory.
Enjoy,
Neil Hunt.
hunt@spar.slb.com
...{amdahl|decwrl|hplabs}!spar!hunt
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