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Any or all of the LaTeX version of the CGNS documentation may be downloaded and installed on a local system. To do so, download the desired document(s) from the following list by clicking on the link while holding down the shift key, assuming your browser supports this capability. A dialogue box will appear for you to specify the directory and file name to be used on your local system. The following documents are available.
File Name | Document | |||
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charter_tex.tar.gz | Steering Committee Charter | |||
overview_tex.tar.gz | Overview and Entry-Level Document | |||
user_tex.tar.gz | User's Guide to CGNS | |||
midlevel_tex.tar.gz | Mid-Level Library | |||
sids_tex.tar.gz | Standard Interface Data Structures (SIDS) | |||
filemap_tex.tar.gz | SIDS-to-ADF File Mapping Manual | |||
filemap_hdf_tex.tar.gz | SIDS-to-HDF File Mapping Manual | |||
filemap_python_tex.tar.gz | SIDS-to-Python File Mapping Manual | |||
adf_tex.tar.gz | ADF User's Guide |
Using the SIDS-to-ADF File Mapping Manual as an example, unpack the downloaded file(s) by doing:
gunzip -c filemap_tex.tar.gz | tar xvf -The files will be extracted and stored in a directory named filemap. Files for the other documents are unpacked similarly, and stored in directories corresponding to the document name.
With a reasonably recent LaTeX distribution installed, you can create both PostScript and PDF versions of the documentation from the LaTeX source. Again using the SIDS-to-ADF File Mapping Manual as an example, to generate a .dvi file, then a PostScript file named filemap.ps, in the directory filemap do:
latex filemap.tex (Repeat 2-3 times to resolve cross-references, etc.) dvips filemap.dvi -oTo generate a PDF file named filemap.pdf:
pdflatex filemap.tex (Repeat 2-3 times to resolve cross-references, etc.)