About this Manual

This manual comes in several formats:

• The Info format is used for browsing on character devices; it comes without pictures. You should have a local copy installed, which you can browse via Emacs, the stand-alone info program, or from DDD via Help => DDD Reference.

  The DDD source distribution ddd-3.3.9.tar.gz contains this manual as pre-formatted info files; you can also download them from the DDD WWW page.

• The PostScript format is used for printing on paper; it comes with pictures as well.

  The DDD source distribution ddd-3.3.9.tar.gz contains this manual as pre-formatted PostScript file; you can also download it from the DDD WWW page.

• The PDF format is used for printing on paper as well as for online browsing; it comes with pictures as well.

  The DDD source distribution ddd-3.3.9.tar.gz contains this manual as pre-formatted PDF file; you can also download it from the DDD WWW page.

• The HTML format is used for browsing on bitmap devices; it includes several pictures. You can view it using a HTML browser, typically from a local copy.

  A pre-formatted HTML version of this manual comes in a separate DDD package ddd-3.3.9-html-manual.tar.gz; you can browse and download it via the DDD WWW page.

The manual itself is written in TeXinfo format; its source code ddd.texi is contained in the DDD source distribution ddd-3.3.9.tar.gz.

The picture sources come in a separate package ddd-3.3.9-pics.tar.gz; you need this package only if you want to re-create the PostScript, HTML, or PDF versions.

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