The Iyonix is a desktop machine from Castle Technology, based on a 600MHz
XScale[tm] 80321 processor.
* Uses the bootloader from NetBSD/acorn32, which is now 32-bit compatible.
* Currently boots multiuser with a serial console.
* Device support is not yet complete.
With help from abs.
if <G> and <U> aren't provided, use values from last .setsize <G> <U>
reset sizes upon display
- convert to .showsize as appropriate
- fix .el ... .ie
- fix up a bunch of set sizes
- use '-unknown-', '-unset-', and '-unknown-machine-arch-' to flag
unknown set size info (instead of "???")
- consistently use \n[MACHINE] instead of r_MACHINE
- ensure that all MACHINE_ARCH registers are at least defined to 0
- don't bother setting register _\*M
and update various size displays appropriately (based in information
obtained from latest autobuild).
XXX: alpha info is now missing, as well as a bunch of x11 sets for
various platforms.
.Te adds an entry at a specified depth and also outputs the entry name
in the output stream, .To "only" adds the entry. .To is necessaary where
markup issues prevent the use of .Te.
all on page one and they add needless clutter. Additionally
doc2html doesn't output a tag for them, so we cannot link to them.
Lower indent level for Ss and Ss2
Add special HTML support: emit an HREF on each TOC line. There's some
nasty kludging with extending the dot-leader tab stop by the width
of the href, but that's life in mdoc2html.
TOCs need to be regenerated, but I'm not going to bother for a while.
This makes it _much_ more user-friendly, as it allows users
to skip to the parts they want easily.
At present, the TOCs are generated files, and can be regenerated
with "make tocs" (probably has to be run twice to account for
the size of the table itself).
TOCs are named INSTALL.{PostScript,ASCII,HTML,more}.toc instead of
INSTALL.{ps,txt,html,more}.toc because that's what \*[format]
expands to.
- define string `A' to contain the arch name (defaults to the port
name)
- define registers \*A and _\*A if
- deprecate _FOR_RELEASE, and just use FOR_RELEASE
and doesn't explicitly provide a .It
- add .(bullet & .bullet), which provide bulleted/hyphenated lists.
(alternates between -bullet & -hyphen at each alternate depth).
.(bullet does .It as well.
- add .(enum & .enum); enumerated list. the former does .It as well
- add .(item & .item); enumerated list. the former does .It as well
- add .Nx*M, which generates `NetBSD/machine', except that `NetBSD'
is done using .Nx so gets the appropriate markup from that
- remove .(note and .note), leaving .(Note and .Note)
- document \*M, \*V, \*[.CURDIR]
