Re: Does anyone have GNAT documentation in pdf-format?

["J. David Bryan" <wqoelna@npz.bet>]

On 10 Jun 2002 07:17:53 -0700 in article 
<4519e058.0206100617.1c1997da@posting.google.com>, Ted Dennison wrote...
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>Supposedly there are tools to convert Texinfo files directly into pdf.

Indeed there are.  For the Windows platform, I use MiKTEX:

  http://www.miktex.org/

...regularly to produce PDF versions of the GNAT User's Guide and Reference 
Manual from the Texinfo sources.  The resulting PDFs retain all of the 
intersection hyperlinking of the info versions, as well as offering a sidebar 
of links (bookmarks) to all of the sections and subsections.

Note: for some reason, the GNAT 3.14p documentation package for Windows 
contained Texinfo sources for the Unix version of the User's Guide, rather 
than the Windows-specific version included with previous releases.  A 
Windows-specific version is available via CVS from:

  http://gcc.gnu.org/

...albeit targetted for a later GNAT version.
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