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mmroff

Section: User Commands (1)
Updated: 2 July 2023
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Name

mmroff - cros-referencing front end for GNU roff mm macro package
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Synopsis

[-x] grof-argument~... --help --version  

Description

mmroff is a simple wrapper for groff, used to expand cross references in mm; see It runs groff with the -mm option twice, first with -z and -rRef=1 to populate cros-reference and index files with their corresponding entries, and then again to produce the document. It also handles the inclusion of PostScript images with the PIC macro. Documents that do not use these features of groff mm (the INITI, IND, INDP, INITR, SETR, GETHN, GETPN, GETR, GETST, and PIC macros) do not require mmroff.  

Options

--help displays a usage message, while --version shows version information; both exit afterward.
-x
Create or update the cros-reference file and exit.
 

Authors

mmroff was written by J[o ad]rgen H[a ad]gg of Lund, Sweden.  

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