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LOUT.EIFFEL - EIFFEL PROGRAM PRINTING IN LOUT DOCUMENTS (VERSION 1.1)

This software allows you to print programs and program fragments
from the Eiffel programming language with Lout.  The typeset output
conforms with the style guidelines in the standard reference (Eiffel:
The Language, by Bertrand Meyer).

When installed, the only change you have to make is to replace the
@SysInclude { doc } at the top of the document by @SysInclude { edoc },
then enclose your Eiffel parts in @Eiffel { ... }.

Lout.eiffel is distributed as follows:

   ftp://ftp.cs.su.oz.au/jeff/lout.eiffel.1.1.tar.gz

In other words, in a gzipped tar file called "lout.eiffel.1.1.tar.gz"
in the "jeff" subdirectory of the home directory of "ftp ftp.cs.su.oz.au"
with login name "ftp" or "anonymous" using any non-empty password.
The distribution contains

  *  Source code for the eif2lout program

  *  A manual entry for the eif2lout program

  *  Six Lout library files (edoc, etc.)

  *  A makefile and installation instructions (very easy)

User documentation is contained in the Lout User's Guide distributed
with Lout itself.

Lout.eiffel was designed and implemented by Jeffrey H. Kingston
(jeff@cs.su.oz.au) of the Basser Department of Computer Science at the
University of Sydney.