Getting the whole Xlib reference manual in one PostScript file is quite easy. You've first to go to your favorite archive site. As a fallback, you can try the X consortium server, but files here have been quite volatile in the past. Go into the X11 directory and get the file called tog-3.tar.gz, then uncompress and untar it. It'll give you a directory xc/doc/specs/X11. Go into it, then type xmkmf -a. This will create the Makefile from the Imakefile. Then just type make, it will create a file called xlib.PS, the (> 450 pages !) Xlib documentation. If you want to get the index right, you'll also need to get the 16 Mb tog-1.tar.gz file, just to get the two awk scripts from the doc/util directory...
| Christophe Tronche, ch@tronche.com | $Date: 2005/10/31 17:18:02 $ |