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Last updated: Sun Aug 9 18:02:12 CEST 1998
A) Create the binary
A1) Put all change and patch files in the web2c directory (or substitute
the full path to them in the tie commands in steps 3 and 4).
A2) Move the web2c change file somewhere else:
mv tex.ch web2c.ch
A3) Create a new change file:
tie -c tmp.ch tex.web pre.ch hyphenation.ch math.ch glue.ch \
hz.ch hz-glue.ch margin.ch pre-web2c.ch
tie -c tex.ch tex.web tmp.ch web2c.ch post-web2c.ch \
glue-post-web2c.ch hz-post-web2c.ch \
margin-post-web2c.ch
rm tmp.ch
A4) Apply the patch to texmfmp.h:
patch <glueratio.patch
A5) Create the binary. Note that for me, -O2 breaks
the math changes, therefore I had to compile with -O.
export XCFLAGS=-DHAVE_GLUERATIO_TYPE
make tex
B) Create the environment for experiments. You should *not*
do `make install' for this binary since it is strictly
experimental.
B1) Put the example files in a new directory and cd to it.
B1) Create a shortcut to the new binary (substitute your path here)
and make it find its pool:
export TEXPOOL=/usr/src/teTeX-0.9/texk/web2c
TEX=$TEXPOOL/tex
B2) Make $TEX and mf find the example fonts:
export MFINPUTS=.:
export TFMFONTS=.:
export GFFONTS=.:
export PKFONTS=.:
B4) Create a latex format:
$TEX -ini latex.ltx
B5) Now you can process the example files:
$TEX -ini example1
for i in 2 3 4 5; do $TEX \&./latex example${i}; done
If all goes well, this should also create the needed example fonts.
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