Hi Branden, On 3/24/23 08:26, G. Branden Robinson wrote: [...]
> groff 1.22.4 output: > > > $ groff -mandoc -Tascii ATTIC/timerdday.mdoc | cat -s > mdoc warning: Empty input line #34 > > Name > timerdday -- compute time of launch operation within window > > Synopsis > void timerdday(struct-timespec *earliest, struct-timespec *latest, > struct-timespec *resolution) Heh, and you forgot to mention that it doesn't add a trailing semicolon. Certainly some extra adjustment space is better than the bogus 1.22.4. :) > > Description > Compute the optimal start time for a desired event to occur between > times > earliest and latest to within a granularity of resolution. > > > > (Yes, "cat -s" is necessary; yes, headers and footers are missing; and yes, > groff 1.22.4 mdoc really does produce that empty line diagnostic.) > > groff Git HEAD output: > > > $ ./build/test-groff -mandoc -Tascii ATTIC/timerdday.mdoc | cat -s You forgot to remove cat -s in 1.23.0. > timerdday(3bsd) LOCAL > timerdday(3bsd) > > Name > timerdday -- compute time of launch operation within window > > Synopsis > void > timerdday(struct-timespec *earliest, struct-timespec > *latest, > struct-timespec *resolution); timerdday's API seems a bit bogus: how do you get the result of it? ;) > > Description > Compute the optimal start time for a desired event to occur > between > times earliest and latest to within a granularity of resolution. > > GNU June 6, 1944 > timerdday(3bsd) > > > So, a big improvement except for the giant gaps in the function prototype. Yup. Cheers, Alex > > Reported by Alex Colomar to > [https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/groff/2023-03/msg00079.html the groff > discussion list]. > -- <http://www.alejandro-colomar.es/> GPG key fingerprint: A9348594CE31283A826FBDD8D57633D441E25BB5
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