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Subject: Re: shared libraries? 
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From: Dom Mitchell <hdm@demon.net>
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"Marty Leisner" wrote:
> While we're talking about troff PIC, Brian Kernighan did a good tutorial
> of it. (should be on the web someplace)..also the Hayden/Oreilly Unix Text 
> Processing Tools .

You can find quite a bit of useful stuff at:

http://plan9.bell-labs.com/7thEdMan/

I'm not sure how it differs from Berkeley docs, though.  In general,
I find that the O'Reilly "Unix in a nutshell" books have an excellent
summary of *roff, pic, eqn, etc when I need to use them.

-Dom