Clarke Echols <[email protected]> wrote:
|There is no possible justification for compressing font files or any
|other files related to nroff/groff/troff in today's environment, unless
|they are being delivered online over the Internet as compressed HTML
|or some other equivalent.
|
|Groff is fast, efficient, and reliable. It also behaves the way
|experienced users expect it to behave. Any "savings" from compression
|are not worth the time or effort, and certainly not worth the risk of
|breaking the groff package by someone inadvertently breaking an
|important legacy behavior while attempting to create an unneeded,
|unwanted, probably not even useful new feature few others, if any,
|would be interested in having.
To retain the current behaviour and only support automatic muxing
for the `.so' request a single line of the patch i sent in has to
be changed:
diff --git a/src/include/file_case.h b/src/include/file_case.h
index ab64e2e..eb981b8 100644
--- a/src/include/file_case.h
+++ b/src/include/file_case.h
@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ public:
mux_default = fc_none,
// Defines the global default strategy for dealing with packed files in
case
// none of the above has been given explicitly by a callee
- _mux_unpack_default = mux_unpack
+ _mux_unpack_default = mux_no_unpack
};
enum seek_whence {
And i think i will have a look and send another patch to unbreak
the installed HDTBL examples, which seem to be broken for four and
a half years (at least groff(1)ing the installed sources is
impossible).
--steffen
