RE: PostScript docs from DVI or PDF?
"R. Bernstein" <[email protected]>
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Atwood, Robert C reports: > I've noticed that some TeX distributions "helpfully" replace some > standard LaTeX or TeX with pdfTeX versions of the same command, which is > not so good if you actually want the dvi. Eg, the output below from my > cygwin default installation of TeTex. ... > $ latex > This is pdfeTeXk, Version 3.141592-1.21a-2.2 (Web2C 7.5.4) On my GNU/Linux computer with tetex and pdfeTeXk (exact same version) with some simple tests of a texinfo file with an included enapsulated PostScript image from ddd or a simple latex file, I get a DVI file. So pdfeTeXk does produce DVI. I also asked a old colleague (actually, the "k", in pdfeTeXk) about this behavior and he was not aware of it. And using the same version tetex on another project, libcdio (http://www.gnu.org/sofware/libcdio) still works and still produces DVI files. > By the way, I really like the debuggable make, whatever you wind up > calling it. I hope eventually it will wind up being called GNU Make :-) But if past experience is a guide, that may take a while. > Thanks for developing this. You are very welcome. You are kind to mention it.