tex format manuals for flex?

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From: Thom Phillabaum
Date: Sat, 14 Mar 1992 09:54

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Soory to post this request to g.m.d but there's no other (apparently)
apropriate forum.

Well, as the subject says, "Is there a manual for flex in tex similar to
the excelent bison manual?"

As for some of the previous discussions I really like the idea of the
patent only held by the inventors, not to groups of lawers or some
non-entity corporation.

Also, what's the status of hurd (FSF's OS)?  I haven't heard anything
about it for quite a while....

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