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D AMP &
D fuer f\e&u_um\e&r
D IFI   Institut fuer Informatik
D Universitat Universit\e&a_um\e&t
D KARLSRUHE Karlsr\e&u_um\e&he
D Karlsruhe  IFI, Universitat KARLSRUHE\e
%C KARLSRUHE, West Germany
D SIGPLAN SIG\e&PLAN Notices
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and
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================================== bibinc.shortnames
D a_um \e*(:a
D o_sl \e*(/o
D o_um \e*(:o
D u_um \e*(:u
D TCOLADA TCOL\edAda\eu
D dash \e(hy
D Rn  \e*(Rn
D AMP &
D fuer f\e&u_um\e&r
D IFI   Institut fuer Informatik
D Universitat Universit\e&a_um\e&t
D KARLSRUHE Karlsr\e&u_um\e&he
D Karlsruhe  IFI, Universitat KARLSRUHE
D SIGPLAN SIG\e&PLAN
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.PP
In this mode, users of bib/ditroff will have to be very
careful that their macro names do not conflict with anything in normal
text.  
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The command:
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%bibinc tex tib <bibinc.names
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produces:
.LD
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D a_um \e"{a}
D o_sl \eo
D o_um \e"{o}
D u_um \e"{u}
D TCOLADA $\embox{TCOL}_\embox{Ada}$
D dash --
D Rn  $\embox{R}^\embox{n}$
D AMP \e&
D fuer f\(bru_um\(brr
D IFI   Institut \(brfuer\(br Informatik
D Universitat Universit\(bra_um\(brt
D KARLSRUHE Karlsr\(bru_um\(brhe
D Karlsruhe  \(brIFI\(br, \(brUniversitat\(br \(brKARLSRUHE\(br\e
%C \(brKARLSRUHE\(br, West Germany
D SIGPLAN SIGPLAN Notices
================================== tibinc.fullnames
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and
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================================== tibinc.shortnames
D a_um \e"{a}
D o_sl \eo
D o_um \e"{o}
D u_um \e"{u}
D TCOLADA $\embox{TCOL}_\embox{Ada}$
D dash --
D Rn  $\embox{R}^\embox{n}$
D AMP \e&
D fuer f\(bru_um\(brr
D IFI   Institut \(brfuer\(br Informatik
D Universitat Universit\(bra_um\(brt
D KARLSRUHE Karlsr\(bru_um\(brhe
D Karlsruhe  \(brIFI\(br, \(brUniversitat\(br \(brKARLSRUHE\(br
D SIGPLAN SIGPLAN
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.PP
Notice how bibinc handles the bib/troff use of the special character
sequence \e& in the above definitions of the SIGPLAN macro.
I.e., bibinc removes all user inserted \e&'s when tib/tex is specified.
NOTICE that when tib/tex is specified, any other \e<char> is passed 
through exactly as is, unless <char> is \e, in which case bibinc reduces 
it to a single \e.
Otherwise, all other \e<char> are passed through as is.
.SH
An Example Makefile
.PP
Included with the distribution of \fIbib\fP is an example makefile that
provides some hints on how to print out one's bibliographic database.
The file is \fBBMACLIB\fP/Makefile.e.g., with a final period.
For example, by typing
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make -f Makefile.e.g. KEYWORD=cache print
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you will get a listing of all entries in your database that have the
keyword \fIcache\fP in them.  Typing
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make -f Makefile.e.g. bib
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a complete listing of the database is produced.  And finally,
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make -f Makefile.e.g. KEYWORD=Ineed2read journals
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will list all entries which have the keyword \fIIneed2read\fP,
presumably put in the %K field of references the user wants to read.
Moreover, the listing is then sorted by the %J (journal) field, which is a
convenient ordering for organizing your trips to the library.
.SH
Converting a database to a \(brdatabase\(br
.PP
If at any point in the future you intend to begin using the TeX or LaTeX 
text processors, you will face the problem of converting your existing
database files either to BibTeX format or to Tib format.  Use of the
\&-Tibx option to \fIbib\fP can simplify the conversion to \fItib\fP.
There is a public domain program called \fItr2tex\fP which may also help
convert existing documents; however, it
is not included with the distribution of \fIbib\fP.  Try contacting
Kamal Al-Yahya at [e-mail].
If that doesn't work try [e-mail].
.PP
To convert a database, run your usual sequence of commands to create
your document using \fIbib\fP, except add the option -Tibx to \fIbib\fP's
command line.  After the creation of your document, will also find the
file \fIbib.m4.in\fI which contains a set of m4 macro definitions.  
For
each database file INDEX you wish to convert, type
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% bib2tib INDEX
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and that's it!  Well, almost.  At this point your database files have
had almost all macro calls converted to the vertical bar style.  The
ones that have not been caught are those that have ampersands in them:
\fIbib\fP allows ampersands in macro names, but the m4 macro processor
does not.  Therefore, you will need to chase those down by hand.
.PP
Also, this has done nothing to remove any \fItroff\fP specific commands
that may be embedded in you source files: they, too, will need to be
changed \fIbut only if you are converting to TeX\fP.  If you are staying
with \fItroff\fP for a while, or even for a long time, there is nothing
more you need do.
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.SH
Acknowledgements
.PP
\fIbib\fP was inspired by \fIrefer\fP, written by M. Lesk.
Enhancements to support \fItib\fP style macros were discussed in depth with
Michael van De Vanter and Ethan Munson.  However, they did not do the 
implementation: blame that on Dain Samples.
.[]
.rs
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APPENDIX 1
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Standard Names
.PP
The following list gives some of the standard names recognized in most
citation styles.  Various different forms for the output are used
by the different styles.
In the longer reference style,
the conference proceedings will also refer
to the date (%D), city (%C),
and when the proceedings are published as a journal,
the journal name (%J), volume (%V) and number (%N).
Not all names are listed here.  See BMACLIB/bibmacs/bibinc.fullnames for a 
complete list.
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\fBMiscellaneous Names\fP
a_um	\*(:a
o_um	\*(:o
u_um	\*(:u
A_um	\*(:A
O_um	\*(:O
U_um	\*(:U
o_sl	\*(/o
AMP	&
dash	\(hy
ARCH	Architecture
COMP	Computer
COMPs	Computers
COMPg	Computing
CONF	Conference
CORP	Corporation
CS	Computer Science
CSD	Computer Science Department
DCS	Department of Computer Science
DEPT	Department
DISS	Dissertation
ENG	Engineering
EE	Electrical Engineering
fuer	f\*(:ur
INTL	International
JOUR	Journal
LANG	Language
LANGs	Languages
NATL	National
PHD	PhD Dissertation
PROC	Proceedings
PROG	Program
PRing	Programming
PROCSIGPLAN	Proceedings of the ACM-SIG\&PLAN
SCI	Science
SCIs	Sciences
SOFT	Software
SYMP	Symposium
SYS	System
SYSs	Systems
TRANS	Transactions
TR	Technical Report
UNIV	University
UNIVCA	University of California
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\fBJournal Names\fP
ACMCS	ACM Computing Surveys
ACTA	Acta Informatica
AT&TTJ	AT&T Technical Journal
BIT	B\&IT
BSTJ	Bell System Technical Journal
CACM	Communications of the ACM
CAN	Computer Architecture News
COMPJOUR	The Computer Journal
COMPLANG	Journal of Computer Languages
COMPSUR	ACM Computing Surveys
HCI	Human-Computer Interaction
HUMFACT	Human Factors
I&C	Information and Control
IBMJRD	IBM Journal of Research and Development
IBMSJ	IBM Systems Journal
IEEEC	IEEE Computer
IEEEIT	IEEE Transactions on Information Theory
IEEEM	IEEE Micro
IEEESW	IEEE Softare
IEEETC	IEEE Transactions on Computers
IEEETIT	IEEE Transactions on Information Theory
IEEETSE	IEEE Transactions on Softare Engineering
IEEETSMC	IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Information Sciences
IJCAI	International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence
IJCIS	International Journal of Computer and Information Sciences
IJCM	International Journal of Computer Mathematics
IJMMS	International Journal of Man-Machine Studies
IPL	Information Processing Letters
JACM	Journal of the ACM
JALG	Journal of Algorithms
JCSS	Journal of Computer and System Sciences
JPhil	Journal of Philosophy
JS&S	Journal of Systems and Softare
MATHST	Mathematics Systems Theory
NMATH	Numerical Mathematics
PerfEv	Performance Evaluation
SIAMJAM	SIAM Journal on Applied Mathematics
SIAMJC	SIAM Journal on Computing
SIAMJNA	SIAM Journal on Numerical Analysis
SIGACT	SIG\&ACT News
SIGCHI	ACM S\&IGCHI Bulletin
SIGPLAN	SIG\&PLAN Notices
SIGSOFT	Softare Engineering Notes
SP&E	Softare\-Practice & Experience
TIPSJ	Transactions of the Information Processing Society of Japan (Japanese)
TOCS	ACM Transactions on Computer Systems
TODS	ACM Transactions on Database Systems
TOMS	ACM Transactions on Mathematical Softare
TOOIS	ACM Transactions on Office Information Systems
TOPLAS	ACM Transactions on Programming Languages and Systems
TSE	IEEE Transactions on Softare Engineering
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\fBSelected Conferences\fP
ADA80	PROC of the ACM-SI\&GPLAN Symposium on the Ada Programming Language, SIGPLAN
ASPLOS82	PROC of the SYMP on Architectural Support for Programming Languages and Operating Systems, SIGPLAN
CCC79	PROC of the SI\&GPLAN 1979 SYMP on Compiler Construction, SIGPLAN
CCC82	PROC of the SI\&GPLAN 1982 SYMP on Compiler Construction, SIGPLAN
CCC84	PROC of the SI\&GPLAN 1984 SYMP on Compiler Construction, SIGPLAN
CONF	Conference
FJCC	Fall Joint Computer Conference
FOCS	Annual SYMP on Foundations of Computer Science
HICSS	Hawaii International CONF on System Science
ICSE	International CONF on Software Engineering
JER3	PROC Third Jerusalem CONF on Information Technology
JICAI	Joint International CONF on Artificial Intelligence
PLISS83	PROC SI\&GPLAN 1983 SYMP on Programming Language Issues in Software Systems, SIGPLAN
POPL	ACM SYMP on Principles of Programming Languages
POPL5	Conference Record of the Fifth POPL
POPL6	Conference Record of the Sixth POPL
POPL7	Conference Record of the Seventh POPL
POPL8	Conference Record of the Eighth POPL
POPL9	Conference Record of the Ninth POPL
POPL10	Conference Record of the Tenth POPL
POPL11	Conference Record of the Eleventh POPL
PROC	Proceedings
SOSP	SYMP on Operating System Principles
STOC	Annual ACM SYMP on Theory of Computing
SYMP	Symposium
WJCC	PROC Western Joint Computer CONF
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\fBPlace Names\fP
BTLHO	Bell Laboratories
BTLMH	Bell Laboratories
CMU	Carnegie-Mellon University
CMUCS	Computer Science Department, Carnegie-Mellon University
DG	Data General
MITAI	MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory
MITLCS	MIT Laboratory for Computer Science
SUCS	Computer Science Department, Stanford University
SUCSL	Computer Systems Lab., Stanford Electronics Lab., Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
SUEE	Department of Electrical Engineering, Stanford University
TUM	Technische Universit\*:at M\*:unchen
UCB	University of California, Berkeley
UCBCS	Computer Science Division, EECS, UCB
UCBERL	ERL, EECS, UCB
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\fBMonths of the year\fP
JAN	January
FEB	February
MAR	March
APR	April
MAY	May
JUN	June
JUL	July
AUG	August
SEP	September
OCT	October
NOV	November
DEC	December
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\fBPublishers\fP
ACADEMIC	Academic Press
ACPRESS	Academic Press
ADDISON	Addison Wesley
ANSI	American National Standards Institute
CSPRESS	Computer Science Press
DIGITAL	Digital Press
ELSEVIER	American Elsevier
FREEMAN	W. H. Freeman and Company
GPO	U. S. Government Printing Office
HOLT	Holt, Rinehart, and Winston
IEEEP	IEEE Press
MCGRAW	McGraw-Hill
MGHILL	McGraw-Hill
MITP	MIT Press
NHOLL	North-Holland
NYC	New York, N\&Y
PRENTICE	Prentice Hall
PRHALL	Prentice Hall
SPRINGER	Springer Verlag
SRA	Science Research Associates
WILEY	John Wiley & Sons
WINTH	Winthrop Publishers
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