
		          LiSP2TeX
	          from Christian Queinnec
	     queinnec@{polytechnique|inria}.fr

LiSP2TeX is a utility program to insert Lisp or Scheme code within TeX files.
It is written in Scheme->C which can be obtained from Joel Bartlett:
	ftp gatekeeper.dec.com <<eof
	anonymous
	queinnec@margaux.inria.fr
	cd pub/DEC/Scheme-to-C
	get README
	get 01nov91.tar.Z
	mget *.patches 
	bye

When you have a running Scheme->C then follow the procedure:
	mkdir LiSP2TeX 
	mv LiSP2TeX.tar.Z LiSP2TeX
	cd LiSP2TeX
	uncompress LiSP2TeX.tar.Z
	tar xvf LiSP2TeX.tar
	print the dvi file by your local means
        read this README file that you are already reading
	make
This entry rebuilds what is needed and try to install them in the
usual shared directories /usr/local/bin and the others. If you are not
root then it is time to su and to run make again.
	su root
	make 
	exit
It will normally install LiSP2TeX in /usr/local/bin, a man page in
/usr/man/man1, a (La)TeX style in /usr/local/lib/tex/inputs and some
documentation in /usr/local/lib/LiSP2TeX. 

If you do not have Scheme->C, you can try to edit the file port-s2c.scm
which contains all the functions that depend on the implementation. There
are only four or five of them and particularly eval and probe-file.
To not be bothered by macros, use the look.scm file instead of the
find-string.scm file. The former is the expanded version of the latter.

   Have fun and send bugs, reports or stories to me:
        Christian.Queinnec@INRIA.fr
