Re: Unidentified subject!

[Albert Kinderman]

John:

In order to get a complex document to properly include all of the 
references, lout must be run several times.  The users guide must be run 
roughly 5 times before all the "unresolved cross reference" warnings 
disappear.  There may still be some warning about the size of several 
items (depending on your paper size, etc).

This information is in one of the readme's, but is sometimes overlooked.

Al


John H. Zouck wrote:
> I recently found lout and was much enthused on reading about it and have
> downloaded 3.25 to my Solaris box.
>
> It built OK. I installed it to my local directory. After setting LOUTLIB
> to the local lib directory, 'make install' went OK too.
>
> However when I went to the doc/user directory and tried to rebuild the
> user's guide, there were all sorts of error messages, like:
>
> jhz[\H:(~/lout-3.17/doc/user)]360: lout all >tmp.ps
> lout file "all":
>     14,1: unresolved cross reference @Roman&&1
>     14,1: unresolved cross reference @Roman&&2
> lout file "preface" (from "all" line 33):
>      9,9: unresolved cross reference @NumberMarker&&kingston1995lout.expert
>    11,17: unresolved cross reference @NumberMarker&&kingston1993lout.design
>    12,24: unresolved cross reference @NumberMarker&&kingston1994lout.overheads
>    41,28: unresolved cross reference @NumberMarker&&kernighan1975eqn
>    42,23: unresolved cross reference @NumberMarker&&reid1980scribe
>    51,32: unresolved cross reference @NumberMarker&&knuth1984tex
> lout file "bas_char" (from "bas" line 15, from "all" line 34):
> ...
>
> I got a postscript document out, and it is readible, but there are many
> '???' in it, I assume due to the error messages...
>
> Anyone know what's going on?
>
> ============================
> John H. Zouck 
> The Johns Hopkins University
> Applied Physics Laboratory
> ============================