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TUGboat, Volume 10 (1989), No. 1 4 1 @- ~fd2tfm METAFONT tpic I A data flow diagram explaining the connection between T&X and METAFONT.
TUGboat, Volume 10 (1989), No. 1 16. PostScript fonts can be extended so that arbitrary PostScript procedures can be executed in place of certain character codes. 17. The inclusion of PostScript figures in 7&X documents is possible with macros of the psfig macro package. 18. Figures generated with tpic can be included into a document. 19. X Window screen dumps (X11.3) can be included into a rn document. An Overview The data flow diagram contains an overview of the T)QQS Software Package. Observe that this figure contains as subdiagram the flow of information when generating fonts with METAFONT and processing a document by rn using METAFONT based fonts. The left side of the figure shows the programs added by 7JJKpS. The pfd2tfm program generates TFM files from AFM files and PFD files. PFD files contain, for instance, encoding vector specifications. The resulting TFM files are read in by rn to produce a document with PostScript fonts. The pfd2tfm program may read in TFM files itself for the purpose of font emulation. The pfd2tfm program also produces PDR files which are read in by dvitps. These PDR files contain width information and encoding vector information which is needed by dvitps. Observe also that tpic can be used with our dvitps. tpic generates a TEX source code file which in turn generates \specials which are included into the DVI file. Finally with the help of the psfig macros, Post- Script based figures generated by some program X.. . PS can be included into a rn document. Such a program should but does not need to generate a bounding box comment in its Postscript output which is read in by the psfig macros to reserve the proper space in the TkX document. The rest of the PostScript file is discarded by W, and only read in by dvitps. PRO files mentioned in the figure are prologue files which contain certain standard PostScript definitions read in by dvitps. Availability The software of the TEX@~ package consists of the following parts: 1. Source code for the three basic programs dvitps, pfd2tfm and printpdr. 2. The I4m source of a 150 page document describing the software. 3. Manual pages. 4. The basic set of AFM files needed to produce the corresponding TFM and PDR files. 5. The sources of pltotf (needed by pfd2tfm) and of maketd, a program to compute dependencies of C program sources. The software is made available in the following two ways: 1. Use ftp to the machine csseq. tamu. edu and retrieve the file dvitps. tar. Z from there. 2. Send $80.00 ($110.00 outside the continental US, shipped air mail) to Stephan v. Bechtolsheim, 2119 Old Oak Drive, West Lafayette, IN 47906 and you will receive a SUN cartridge plus a complete set of the documentation. Acknowledgements The software was developed by the author as part of a consulting contract with the Menil Foundation in Houston, Texas. It was a combined decision by the author of this software and the Menil Foundation to make this software available to the community at large. My email address is svb@cssun . t amu . edu. Feel free to contact me for further information.
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