[bug #68597] doc/ms.ms.in: document does not render correctly in groff 1.25.0.rc2

Deri James <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.printing.groff.bugs
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Follow-up Comment #4, bug #68597 (group groff):

[comment #3 comment #3:]
> ~/ % groff --version
> GNU groff version 1.25.0.rc2
[...]
> 
> I have installed it:
> 
> ~/ % command -v groff
> /home/mojo/.local/bin/groff

The usual place where groff is installed is /usr/local so please could you
attach the config.log from the directory where you ran configure to build
groff.

If you ran "configure --prefix=$HOME/.local" (or similar) which would put the
groff executable in /home/mojo/.local/bin, it may be the s.tmac file was
placed in /home/mojo/.local/share/groff/1.25.0/tmac.

If this directory exists I would still be interested in an 'ls -l' of the
directory.

> The only groff related environment variable I have is:
> 
> ~/ % env | grep -i groff
> GROFF_FONT_PATH=/home/mojo/.groff/fonts
> 
>> $ ASAN_OPTIONS="detect_leaks=0" ./test-groff -e -p -t -ms doc/ms.ms |
>> okular
> 
> Yes, that also works for me. Strange.

test-groff is using a valid version of s.tmac, the groff command is "finding"
a corrupt or empty s.tmac.

> Deri: I tried your command and it still fails.

Yes, it will, until we can find you a clean s.tmac.

Cheers

Deri


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