On Mon, Jul 21, 2025 at 01:15:30PM +0100, Ralph Corderoy wrote:
Hi Arnold,
Could you
use a late-edition Unix as an alternative?
No, I don't have any kind of SimH setup and that's overkill.
In particular I want to be able to use Git so that I can make changes
if necessary.
I was thinking the native makefile would update a disk image, then have
the simulated system mount that ???disk???, run the hosted make, and
unmount. Or any other means to sync the native files to the old system
just for the build step.
But I agree that could be a faff if you just want to get the book built.
Heirloom's a good starting place.
Have you just tried groff? I'm guessing you have, it produced something,
but you are not sure it is correct?
For me, groff tends to just work.