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PAPER: the default type of paper: either "a4" or "letter".
TEXPK: a string which gives the possible names for pk files; %f will
be replaced by the name of the font, %d by the resolution in dpi;
possible names are separated by AREA_LIST_SEP.
TEXFONTS: a string containing a list of directories in which to look
for tfm files; elements of the list are separated by AREA_LIST_SEP.
TEXINPUTS: a string containing a list of directories in which to look
for other input files; elements of the list are separated by
AREA_LIST_SEP.
TEXMAGS: a list of magnifications at which some pk font is available,
separated by commas.
PSFONTS: a string containing a list of directories in which to look
for PostScript fonts; elements of the list are separated by
AREA_LIST_SEP. Used by psfont.
HAVE_REDIRECTION: define this if the OS supports redirection.
HAVE_SETVBUF: define this if your C library contains setvbuf.
FOPEN_RB(filename): a macro to open `filename' in binary mode for reading;
by default fopen(filename, "r").
DPI: an integer giving the default resolution which should be used in
dots per inch.
FILENAME_MAX: the maximum length of a filename (including the directory and
extension.)
AREA_LIST_SEP: the character that separates elements in a list of
directories.
AREA_SEP: the character that separates the name of the area from the
name of the file.
AREA_SEP2: alternative character that separates the name of an area from
the name of the file.
FILENAME_HAS_AREA(f): a macro which returns non-zero if the string f
is absolute, ie it already has an area attached.
POSTFIX_AREA: define this if area names come after file names.
CASE_INSENSITIVE_FILENAME: define this if filenames are case
insensitive.
REORDER_ARGS: define this if options can be given after the filename,
as well as before it.
CASE_INSENSITIVE_OPTIONS: define this if option names are case insensitive.
MAXFONTS: maximum font number; TeX 82 never has more than 256.
HAVE_ISATTY: define this if your C library supports isatty.
PROTO: define this if your compiler supports prototypes.
BROKEN_PROTO: ANSI C says that the correct prototype for an old-style
function definition like this
void foo(c)
unsigned char c;
{
}
is
extern void foo(int);
Some compilers incorrectly require the prototype
extern void foo(unsigned char);
If you have a compiler that is broken in this way define BROKEN_PROTO.
STDARG: define this if your compiler supports stdarg.h rather than
varargs.h.
SWITCHAR: define this if you are using MS-DOS and you want getopt to
take account of the current `switchar'.
UCHAR_MAX: the maximum value of an unsigned char.
USHRT_MAX: the maximum value of an unsigned short.
UINT_MAX: the maximum value of an unsigned int.
SHRT_MAX: the maximum value of a short.
INT_MAX: the maximum value of an int.
LONG_MAX: the maximum value of a long.
time_t: the type returned by the time() function.
size_t: the type of arguments to malloc.
const: define this as nothing if your system does not understand const.
TPIC_SUPPORT: define this to get support for the tpic specials (version 2).
NORMAL_EXIT_CODE: define this to be the exit code to be used when no
warnings or errors were encountered; by default 0.
WARNING_EXIT_CODE: define this to be the exit code to be used when a
warning was generated; by default 1
ERROR_EXIT_CODE: define this to be the exit code to be used when an
error was generated; by default 2.
FATAL_ERROR_EXIT_CODE: define this to be the exit code to be used if a
fatal error was generated; by default 3.
PRIMOS_GETENV: define this if you have PRIMOS, and need a simulated
getenv().
HAVE_MEMORY_H: define this if the mem* functions are declared in
<memory.h>.
NEED_MEM_FUNCTIONS: define this if your C library does not contain
mem* functions.
NEED_QSORT: define this if you C library does not contain qsort.
NEED_STRTOK: define this if you C library does not contain strtok.
EBCDIC: define this if your system uses EBCDIC rather than ASCII.
XCHAR(c): if defined, this macro translates from ASCII to the
machine's native character set; you don't need to define this if
you've already defined EBCDIC. Like the xchr array in the TeX
sources.
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