| Hi Michael,
I've built the docs a number of times to HTML. I got around to trying
it just now with Kevin's gdp-both.dsl file and now it pretty much
produced results just as Kevin had it in the ACRM (I did not use any of
his other files in the acrm-dsl.zip he sent to me). What point do you
get to before you get errors? One thing that I've found is that
generating the index for the manual takes quite a while and it feels
like the command may have hung, but in fact it is working. (I think it
less than a minute to produce all of the document pages, but took like 5
minutes to produce the index.html). I'm using Fedora Core 2 wiith the
default install from RPM's. I haven't touched the toolchain at all.
The only thing I've modified is the Makefile to point to gdp-both.dsl.
(I've just now checked in both the modified Makefile and gdp-both.dsl).
I can send you a copy of my /usr/share/sgml directory; I'm not sure what
else you might need. Let me know and I'll try to help out as best as
I'm able (which is only so much, as my knowledge of docbook is minimal).
Also, we need to be careful to respect the license and maintain a
History file and set up a new publisher in the Manual (how does "Csound
Documentation Team" or "Csound Documentation Project" sound for a
blanket name? Kevin suggested using one of these to me in email) , as
I've changed the title from "Alternative Csound Reference Manual" to
"Canonical Csound Reference Manual".
steven
Michael Gogins wrote:
>Still no luck building the Conder manual, either on Fedora Core 1 or on
>Cygwin, even after messing with gdb-both.dsl and all sorts of other dsl
>files, dtd files, and so on. I am now a firmly convinced hater of DocBook
>and would infinitely prefer to use LaTeX, but I fear to lose all the good
>work that Kevin Conder did in improving the Csound documentation even if it
>is in a format that I can't get to work and is wasting acres of my time.
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>If anyone can actually build the docs, please zip up all the docbook, oasis,
>dsl, etc., etc. files in the dir structure that works for them and email it
>to me. Please! Or else tell me that no, you were not actually able to build
>the docs.
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