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Beej's Guide to C Programming source

Beej's Guide to C

This is the source for Beej's Guide to C.

If you merely wish to read the guide, please visit the Beej's Guide to C website.

This is here so that Beej has everything in a repo and so translators can easily clone it.

Build Instructions

Dependencies

Gnu make (XCode make works, too)
Python 3+
Pandoc 2.7.3+
XeLaTeX (can be found in TeX Live)
Liberation fonts (sans, serif, mono)

Mac dependencies install (reopen terminal after doing this):

bash

xcode-select --install                  # installs make
brew install python                     # installs Python3
brew install pandoc
brew install mactex                     # installs XeLaTeX
brew tap homebrew/cask-fonts
brew install font-liberation            # installs Liberation fonts

You might have to add something like this to your path to find xelatex:

PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/texlive/2021/bin/universal-darwin

Dependency: Build System

This depends on an external repo to build: Beej's Guide Build System for Pandoc.

You'll want to clone that repo as a sibling to this one:

mystuff-->bggit
      \-->bgbspd

The Makefiles here will look for the build system there.

You can override the bgbspd directory before running make like this:

bash

export BGBSPD_BUILD_DIR=/some/path/to/bgbspd

Build

Type make from the top-level directory.

If you have Gnu Make, it should work fine. Other makes might work as well. Windows users might want to check out Cygwin.
Type make stage to copy all the build products and website to the stage directory.
There is no step three.

You can also cd to the src directory and make.

make clean cleans, and make pristine cleans to "original" state.

To embed your own fonts in the PDFs, see the src/Makefile for examples.

The upload target in the root Makefile demonstrates the build steps for a complete release. You'll need to change the UPLOADDIR macro in the top-level Makefile to point to your host if you want to use that. You're free to upload whatever versions you desire individually, as well.