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....16] Internet Draft Line Printer Daemon Protocol 24 Sept. 1991 8.13 1,2,3,4 Specify troff Font Filename n file LF Command code 1 , 2 , 3 , or 4 Operand Font file name These commands specify the file name for the four troff font positions. [1] It is used only with the t , n , and d file types. In modern contexts, it is unlikely that this will be used to any effect for n and d , because ditroff and DVI files usually contain the font information. Historical note: The four numbers refer to the C A T Phototypesetter rail ....
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Computer Science Research Group, "UNIX Programmer's Reference Manual", USENIX, 1986.
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....the need to do double duty with one register. 7.3 Signals The third kernel window save area labeled kwsa needs to be larger than 64 bytes because it is being pointed to by the stack pointer. On process signals (which may happen asynchronously) signal handlers may be pushed on the user stack ( CSR 86] see both signal(3C) and sigstack(2) Thus what we really want to do is to allocate the third kernel window save area on a stack. As shown in Figures 17 and 18, we can do that, and put it either on the old stack or the new stack, just beyond the kernel save area where the register values got ....
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Computer Systems Research Group, U.C. Berkeley, Unix Programmer's Reference Manual: 4.3 Berkeley Software Distribution, April, 1986.
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