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28-Feb-2000

GSDoc should probably be part of the 'Tools' directory of gstep-base,
but it depends on a version of the nome XML parsing library this is
probably not available on most machines.

Before doing anything else - you need to install the Gnome xml parser library!

I build gsdoc using the latest CVS source of version 1.8.6 of the parser.

You can get this via CVS from -
  cvs -d :pserver:anonymous@dev.w3.org:/sources/public login
Password - 'anonymous'
  cvs -d :pserver:anonymous@dev.w3.org:/sources/public checkout XML

Older versions of the library may work - but I doubt it.
Newer versions may also fail - try using the -D 28-Feb-2000 flag with CVS
to get the version I used.

Once you have built and installed the xml parser library, you can build
gsdoc and install it.

Run gsdoc giving it the name of a gsdoc file as an argument, and it will
produce an html output file.

This is an alpha release of the software - please send fixes and improvements
to rfm@gnu.org

Volunteers to write gsdoc->info or gsdoc->TeX or any other translators are
very welcome.