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c2latex problem

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From: Gitesh Raikundalia
Date: Mon, 26 Oct 1992 00:01
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Hello,
	I am having a problem in the conversion of C files to LaTeX.
Specifically, when c2latex is used, the spacings are not preserved,
so that:

#define LINE_HORIZ_DIST                 18

where there is 2 tabs between 'LINE_HORIZ_DIST' and '18'converted to LaTeX,
will produce in the .tex file:

#define LINE_HORIZ_DIST 18

	Does anybody know how to tell c2latex to take all whitespace literally?

								Thanks,
								    Gitesh
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