Re: Octave Manual...again

[Geraint Paul Bevan]

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Diego Ruiz wrote:
| Hi there, can anyone help me?
|
| My computer is not online, hence I'll try to compiule a PDF or
| HTML version of the Octave Manual directly from the info files in
| my installation
|
| Please, can anyone tell me how can I create a PDF or HTML version
| of the Octave Manual by using Textinfo? I'm not familiar at all
| with the texi2html or the texi2pdf utility.
|
| Thanks,
| Diego Ruiz
|


.info files are the result of processing .texi source files. It is the
.texi files that texi2html etc. process, not the .info output.

Do you have the Octave sources installed on your machine? If so, go to
the top level source directory and type

make doc

(you may need to run configure first, if you haven't yet done so).

This will create the manual in html form (look in the doc/interpreter
directory). It will also create a .dvi which can easily be converted to
.pdf using the dvipdf utility.


- --
Geraint Bevan
http://www.mech.gla.ac.uk/~gbevan

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