Richard Levitte - VMS Whacker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I don't know if you've seen it yet, but Vasile sent us a patch that
> defines the sections .1s, .3s, .5s and .7s under which almost
> everything is put instead of the current .1, .3, .5 and .7. I'm
> looking at that patch tonight. At first sight, it looked quite
> appropriate.
On Solaris, section 1s ("SunOS Specific Commands") contains make, and
section 3s is about "Standard I/O functions". There may be additional
meanings on other systems, of course.
On both systems where I tried it (Debian and Solaris), you cannot have
files foo.1s and foo.1 in the same directory in the same manual pages
directory tree. (Well, you can have them in the same directory, but
"man -a foo" will find only one of the files.) The directory should
be called man1s to solve this conflict. (Such directory names are
standard on Solaris; they are not standard on Debian, but they work
there too.)
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