BSP Developer's Guide

L
Refgen
Yields output approximately like the following:
Boojum
A boojum is a rare tree found in Baja California.
Snark
A snark is a different matter altogether.
[5] \ml and \me delimit marker lists; they differ from itemized lists in the output
format—the marker beside \m appears on the same line as the start of the following
paragraph, rather than above.
[6] Between \ts and \te, a whole region of special syntax reigns, though it is somewhat
simplified from the original mangen table syntax.
Three conventions are central:
(a) Tables have a heading section and a body section; these are delimited by a line
containing only the characters - (hyphen), + (plus) and | (stile or bar), and horizontal
whitespace.
(b) Cells in a table, whether in the heading or the body, are delimited by the |
character. \| may be used to represent the | character.
(c) Newline marks the end of a row in either heading or body.
Thus, for example, the following specifies a three-column table with a single heading
row:
\ts
Key | Name | Meaning
----|------------|------------
\& | ampersand | bitwise AND
\| | stile | bitwise OR
# | octothorpe | bitwise NAND
\te
The cells need not align in the source, though it is easier to read it (and easier to avoid
errors while editing) if they do.
The above input yields the following:
L
Key Name Meaning
& ampersand bitwise AND
| stile bitwise OR
# octothorpe bitwise NAND
PARAMETERS
-book
This option allows you to define which book the documented routine or library
belongs to. The default value is “Wind River Systems Reference Manual.”
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