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Online Information for the Mjølner System
Release 5.0
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From this page, you have access to information on the Mjølner System.
Contents
Manuals for other releases of the Mjølner System
can be found on the
Mjølner System Online Information Home Page
.
There are a number of FAQ's, specific to the Mjølner System:
There are UNIX-alike manual pages for a number of Mjølner System tools.
These manual pages are available here:
These man-pages are also available via the standard UNIX man-system.
A number of the grammars used in the Mjølner System are available in HTML below:
The manuals referred from this page each describe a certain
sub-component of the Mjølner System. You can always get back to
this page by clicking on the Top button, which is available on every
page.
The buttons on the pages have the following meaning:
- The manuals are each organized in a manner that allows them to be
read sequentially. The Next buttons brings you to the next page in
this sequence.
- The Previous button brings you to the previous page in the
sequential order of the manaul.
- The Top button brings you to this page.
- The Contents button brings you to the table of contents for the
manual.
In interface descriptions the Contents button brings you to the
list of interface descriptions. Use the Up button from this list
to get back to the table of contents, the interface descriptions
belong to.
- The Index button bring you to the alphabetic index of the
manual. In interface descriptions the Index button brings you to the
alphabetic index of the interface descriptions only.
- The Up button bring you from a sub-section of a manual to the major section of
the manual, the subsection is part of. In the main index for an
interface description, the Up
button brings you back to the table of contents, the interface descriptions
belong to.
- To ease printing, most manuals have a PDF button on the front
page.
Clicking this page brings you to a single file in the
Adobe
Portable Document Format (PDF). You must have the
Adobe
Acrobat Reader in order to view this file.
The PDF files are not yet are nice-looking, as we would like, but they
allow you to print the whole document in an easy way. Naturally you
can instead print individual pages from your browser using the HTML version.
- A few manuals have a Print button. What this does is to bring you
to an HTML page where the whole manual is collected in one file. This
can then be easily printed from your browser.
In the Interface Descriptions and Grammars - which are frame based -
the Print buttons require JavaScript enabled. If so they print the
body frame of the page (thus excluding navigation buttons in the
print-out).
Grayed out versions of the buttons means that the link is not avaiable
on that page.
What is above referred to as an interface description is a
set of pages containing abstract presentations of libraries. The
abtract presentations only include the names and enter/exit parameters
of the patterns. The identifiers in boldface in the interface
descriptions are the ones that are listed in the alphabetic index.
You are invited to submit comments, suggestions, typos, errors, etc. concerning the Mjølner System manuals through:
This is the first version of the HTML documentation for the Mjølner
System. There are some parts of the documentation that are not yet
as nice as we would like it to be.
To get the most out of these manual pages, you should use a HTML
browser with support for
These requirements are met by e.g.
Netscape Navigator 4.0
(or later) and
Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0
(or later).
Make sure you have Cascading Style Sheets and JavaScript enabled in
your browser preferences.
If your browser does not meet the above requirements, the
pages may look less pleasant, but should still be readable.