From cbb9ca4981d3d54d17cb1663a025b02b69fc7aad Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Kristaps Dzonsons
@@ -54,10 +55,11 @@
mdocml is in plain-old ANSI C and should build and run on any modern system; however, you'll
need libdb to build apropos, whatis, and mandocdb (this
- is installed by default on BSD UNIX systems — see the Makefile if you're running Linux). To build and
- install into /usr/local/, just run make install
. Be careful: the preconv, apropos,
- and whatis binary names are usually taken by existing utilities.
+ HREF="apropos.1.html">apropos, whatis, man.cgi, catman, and mandocdb (this is installed by default on BSD UNIX
+ systems — see the Makefile if you're running Linux). To build and install into /usr/local/, just
+ run make install
. Be careful: the preconv, apropos, and whatis binary names are
+ usually taken by existing utilities.
Significant work on apropos and mandocdb. These tools are now much more robust and in line with other manpage systems. A whatis implementation is now - handled as an apropos mode. + handled as an apropos mode. These tools are also able to minimally handle pre-formatted + pages, that is, those already formatted by another utility such as GNU troff. +
++ The man.cgi script is also now available for wider testing. It interfaces with mandocdb manuals cached by catman. HTML output is generated + on-the-fly by libmandoc or internal methods to convert pre-formatted pages.
08-10-2011: version 1.12.0 -- cgit