Date:	Mon, 10 Jul 2000 17:50:29 -0400
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From:	DJ Delorie <dj AT delorie DOT com>
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	Dawe on Mon, 10 Jul 2000 22:01:53 +0100)
Subject:	Re: mkdoc patch, take 2
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> @port-target sco, SCO
> @port-qualifier unixware-8, Unixware 8
> @port-note sco-unixware-8, It just about works.
> @portability posix, ~sco-unixware-8

No, what I mean is that this *alone* should be enough:

@port-note sco-unixware-8, It almost works
@portability posix, ~sco-unixware-8, unix-98

It would cause this ouput, obviously hacked:

POSIX: Yes
sco: not unixware-8 (It almost works)
unix: 98

Obviously, the "pretty" text isn't there, but I'm talking about a
catch-all to handle the cases it *doesn't* know about.  If you want to
add the other @port-* to add the pretty text, OK, but it shouldn't
require them.

> Note that the new mkdoc has no concept of newer, so there is no current
> way of saying that C99 encompasses C89.

Right, which is why it should ignore qualifiers not listed in the txh
files, because the *user* has the concept of newer that mkdoc is
lacking.

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