This directory contains GNU Pascal's Texinfo documentation.
To read it on-line, type

  info --file ./gpc.info

from this directory.

If you prefer HTML documentation, get and install the `texi2html'
program (needs `perl') and type

  texi2html gpc.texi

and use your favorite HTML browser to read `gpc.html'. You might
want to use the `-menu' and/or `-split_node' options.
@@ NOTE: Due to some bugs in different versions of texi2html,
   currently only texi2html 1.61 can be expected to produce
   acceptable results (older versions don't work correctly, and 1.62
   has a new bug).

You can run TeX to create a file `gpc.dvi' by typing

  texi2dvi gpc.texi

or else by typing

  tex gpc.texi

more than once in order to get all cross-references right. Finally,
the script

  ../script/dvi-reorder

will move the table of contents to the beginning if you have the
right tools installed (dviselect and dviconcat). With

  dvips -q -o gpc.ps gpc.dvi

you can convert the DVI file to PostScript.

You can do all of this more easily using `make' after you have
configured GPC, by typing (in the build directory):

  make gpc.dvi          Create a DVI file

  make gpc.ps           Create a PostScript file

  make p/html/gpc.html  Create HTML files in a p/html subdirectory

  make pascal.html      Create the complete GPC web page in p/html,
                        including all the other files.
