This file is part of the c2cweb package 1.4 written by Werner Lemberg (a7621gac@awiuni11.bitnet) 20-Aug-1994 History of the c2cweb package ============================= Version 1.0 : 1-Mar-1994 only two persons got it :-) Version 1.1 : 8-Mar-1994 initial release new: $ in identifiers are now allowed (CWEAVE) whitespaces before preprocessor commands are now allowed (CWEAVE) the concatenation operator ## added (CWEAVE) option -1 added (one-sided output) (c2cweb) minor changes affecting documentation only errors: Ver 1.0 erroneously reported `@' outside of a string (c2cweb) /*}*/ started a new code section at function block level if in /*@*/-mode (c2cweb) tabs were not handled correctly (c2cweb) Version 1.2: 13-Apr-1994 new: c2cweb and cweave should now compile smoothly under UNIX (tested with Linux) paper format definition moved from c2cweb to compiler.w some files renamed; makefile for c2cweb added errors: A serious bug introduced in Ver. 1.1 caused whitespaces be swallowed (c2cweb) Version 1.3: 20-June-1994: new: Makefiles enhanced new patchlevel of emx.exe c2cweb.dvi added c2cweb.txt updated errors: '"' couldn't be used; corrected (c2cweb) sometimes the macro `\e' was concatenated with the next word; '\e ' now written (c2cweb) wrong index entry for dollar sign corrected (CWEAVE) bug in original CWEAVE corrected: you couldn't write e.g. @ Version 1.4: 20-Aug-1994: new: based now on CWEB 3.2 (July 1994) original CWEB source files for CWEAVE added additional cwebmac.tex style; original cwebmac.tex renamed in cwebmac.ori c2cweb.txt has now an installation section C-code example modified errors: \ at the end of the line in multi-line strings will now be treated correctly (c2cweb) from 1.3 : '\e ' is of course wrong. It must be '\e{}' (and sometimes '\e{}%') (c2cweb) //-comment handling was buggy (c2cweb) braces in comments could cause an error (c2cweb) email address changed (same host; old address became unreachable)