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RPM resource sdf

SDF (Simple Document Format) is a freely available document development system which generates high quality outputs in a variety of formats from a single source. The output formats supported include PostScript(tm), PDF, HTML, plain text, POD, man pages, LaTeX, MIF, SGML, Windows(tm) help, RTF, MIMS F6 help and MIMS HTX help. If the idea of specifying documents in a logical manner via a simple markup language sounds appealing, SDF may be useful to you. SDF documents are simple to create and maintain, minimising the time spent on documentation. In particular, SDF directly supports the creation and maintenance of large, on-line documentation systems (including intranets) via centralised hypertext management and rule-based hypertext generation. As well as normal documents, SDF is useful for: * user manuals (paper-based and online) * online document catalogs * Perl module documentation * Delphi(tm) component documentation * source code listings (pretty printing most languages). SDF is also good for literate programming, i.e. documentation can be embedded in the comments of most programming languages and can be selectively extracted. The embedded documentation can be in any markup language you like, although there are advantages to using SDF's markup language. SDF is freely available for commercial and non-commercial use. See the LICENSE file for details.

Found 2 sites for sdf

• https://metacpan.org/release/sdf-2.001
• http://search.cpan.org/~ianc/sdf-2.001/

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