James Carlson <james.d.carlson at sun.com> writes: > UNIX admin writes: >> I'm not necessarily looking to start changing SUNWman documentation, >> I was merely interested in the tools used internally to produce such >> typeset material. My goal is to provide quality documentation with my >> software, and in that respect, Sun's own documentation is the >> standard to measure against, and reach. > > The tools we're currently using, though, are not open, so that's going > to be a problem. > > I would recommend using nroff -man instead. It's relatively easy to > use, and there's a wealth of references out there for it. Try > googling on "nroff man macros" or just do what generations of man page > (and web) writers have done: take someone else's man page source, and > rewrite it as needed.
Potentially a lot of useful documentation here: http://heirloom.sourceforge.net/doctools.html I've seen a lot of [nt]roff docs scattered around the web though.
