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Patch by pupeno to fix minor doc errors

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anonymous bug submission (bug #11360)
* Source/NSUser.m: Fix bug #11378
* Tools/gdomap.c: Quote mingw arguments toi fix bug #11854
* Documentation/manual/Introduction.texi: Apply patch by pupeno
(bug #11814)
2005-02-10 01:05 Alexander Malmberg <alexander@malmberg.org>

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@ -291,15 +291,15 @@ shown. For a full description of the make utility see its
@cindex GUI
The GNUstep @b{GUI} component is discussed
@uref{../../Gui/ProgrammingManual/manual_toc.html, elsewhere}), but a brief
@uref{../../Gui/ProgrammingManual/manual_toc.html, elsewhere}, but a brief
overview is useful here. GNUstep GUI provides a collection of classes for
developing graphical applications, including windows, widgets, and back-end
components for event handling and other functions. Internally, the
implementation is divided into two components, the @i{back end} and the
@i{front end}. The front end provides the API to the developer, and makes
display postscript (DPS) calls to the back end to implement it. The back-end
converts the DPS calls into calls to the underlying window system. If you
install GNUstep from source, you must first compile and install the front end,
developing graphical applications, including windows, controls (also known as
widgets, and back-end components for event handling and other functions.
Internally, the implementation is divided into two components, the @i{back end}
and the @i{front end}. The front end provides the API to the developer, and
makes display postscript (DPS) calls to the back end to implement it. The
back-end converts the DPS calls into calls to the underlying window system. If
you install GNUstep from source, you must first compile and install the front end,
then compile and install the back end.
Implementations of the back-end have been produced for both X11 (Linux/UNIX
@ -435,10 +435,10 @@ this is to execute one of the following commands (you must first locate your
GNUstep installation manually):
C shell:@*
@code{source <GNUstep root>/System/Makefiles/GNUstep.csh}
@code{source <GNUstep root>/System/Library/Makefiles/GNUstep.csh}
Bourne shell:@*
@code{. <GNUstep root>/System/Makefiles/GNUstep.sh}
@code{. <GNUstep root>/System/Library/Makefiles/GNUstep.sh}
On most Unix systems, GNUstep is installed in @code{/usr/lib/GNUstep}.
(@uref{../../../User/GNUstep/filesystem_toc.html, Directory layout
@ -449,9 +449,9 @@ You can now compile the project using make. At the system command prompt,
change to the project directory and enter the @b{make} command.@*@*
@item
Run the program (on Unix enter @b{./LogTest} at the command prompt). The
message "This is the string value of the Test class" will be displayed
(assuming there were no errors).
Run the program (on Unix enter @b{./obj/LogTest}
at the command prompt). The message "This is the string value of the Test class"
will be displayed (assuming there were no errors).
@end enumerate