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Installing LaTeX Documentation

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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  
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 File Mapping Manual
cgio_tex.tar.gz   CGIO User's Guide
adf_tex.tar.gz   ADF Implementation
hdf5_tex.tar.gz   HDF5 Implementation
python_tex.tar.gz   Python Implementation

Using the SIDS 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 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 -o
To generate a PDF file named filemap.pdf:
    pdflatex filemap.tex  (Repeat 2-3 times to resolve cross-references, etc.)