> Hi all, 
> 
> Every time I think about writing man pages, I look at mdoc.samples
> and think, that looks *hard*.  Isn't there an easier way?  No smgl and
> dsssl or xslt for man pages?  
> 
> I know, if it's hard to read it should be hard to write.  
> 
> If mdoc is the way, could someone tell me how widely it's used?  I'm
> part of a project that could use a lot of man pages, and I'd expect
> the sources would wind up getting built on non-NetBSD systems.  
> 
> Thanks for any guidance.  
> 
> --jkl

I remember that a computer teaher told me that man page
are in the GROF (or GROFF) format

and I think that there is a grof-mode in emacs (but not sure)

enjoy man page
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Nicolas Bruno BASTIEN
 May NetBSD be with you