🚀 go-pugleaf

At 12:49 Uhr +0100 01.07.1999, Peter Paine wrote:
>At 2:50 am +0100 99/7/1, Rainer Joswig wrote:
> >It is possible to create PDF files from the Symbolics
> >documentation via Concordia. I don't know what the
> >policy of Symbolics in this case is - whether they would
> >distribute PDF files of their documentation, etc.
>
>Many people ask about Genera and seek appropriate documentation.  It might
>very useful if the standard DocEx information set in pdf format were
>available via some W3 server.  Although the current Open Genera product
>presumably includes such material, few have access to it.  I wonder if,
>with Symbolics's approval, anyone could be a volenteer pdf server (machine
>space or site buillding).  It would act as a rich source of information
>concerning Lisp Machine Lisp in general and help foster Symbolics business
>too.

Actually, it should also be possible to hack an HTML
creator - given that there is something that could be
used as a start:

sys:concordia;toscribe.lisp


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