Everything here is covered by the terms of the GPL (GNU Public License)
Here's a link to get an ABC list of the files in this directory. This may be useful in looking at things here from a remote system that lacks a PS viewer.
There are some subdirectories:
| abc/ | Lots of abc test files. |
|---|---|
| ps/ | Where postscript files are built when you type "make test" |
| log/ | Where log files are built when you type "make test" |
Name Last modified Size Description
Parent Directory 08-Jun-2008 10:30 -
ABCdiacrit.html 03-May-2008 11:10 19k
Bugs 02-Sep-2004 15:44 1k
Changes 10-Jan-2007 10:11 40k
Changes_abc2ps 10-Jan-2007 10:11 26k
GPL.txt 24-Sep-2002 09:10 18k
Lc 15-Aug-2003 12:00 1k
License_%.txt 18-May-2005 13:13 1k
License_N.txt 18-May-2005 13:13 1k
License_W.txt 18-May-2005 13:13 1k
Makefile 01-Jul-2008 21:54 55k
ReadMe.abc2ps 28-Oct-2000 00:35 27k
ReadMe.jaabc2ps 28-Oct-2000 00:35 27k
ReadMe.jcabc2ps 10-Jan-2007 09:43 4k
Rrn 24-Mar-2001 09:55 1k
STDERR 21-Jan-2004 11:03 0k
TODO 01-Jul-2003 09:10 3k
_40.fmt 30-Jun-2003 10:29 1k
_50.fmt 06-Apr-2002 09:15 1k
_55.fmt 25-Jul-2005 12:08 1k
_60.fmt 12-Jan-2008 00:18 1k
_65.fmt 02-Jun-2008 23:19 1k
_70.fmt 03-Feb-2008 21:23 1k
_75.fmt 26-Oct-2007 21:06 1k
_80.fmt 10-Sep-2007 22:37 1k
_85.fmt 25-Jul-2005 12:08 1k
_90.fmt 25-Jul-2005 12:08 1k
_95.fmt 25-Jul-2005 12:08 1k
abc/ 17-Mar-2008 12:30 -
abc2ps 05-Jan-2006 16:52 266k
abc2ps.d 05-Sep-2002 23:20 9k
abc2ps_Changes 10-Jan-2007 10:11 26k
abc2ps_New.Features 10-Jan-2007 11:43 13k
abc2ps_README.txt 10-Jan-2007 10:11 26k
abc2ps_ReadMe._1.2 28-Oct-2000 00:35 27k
buffer.c 06-Jan-2006 18:54 4k
buffer.h 18-May-2004 16:55 1k
doc/ 28-Jul-2006 17:05 -
dt 14-Mar-2000 19:22 1k
fmt/ 15-Jun-2008 13:16 -
fonts.fmt 01-Jun-2004 18:49 1k
format.c 02-Sep-2004 15:46 17k
format.h 18-May-2004 16:55 1k
jcabc2ps.c 02-Jul-2008 10:09 15k
jcabc2ps.d 15-Aug-2003 12:11 10k
jcabc2ps.diff 18-Jan-2004 13:27 6k
jcabc2ps.h 10-Mar-2006 15:44 27k
jcabc2ps_Changes 10-Jan-2007 10:14 36k
log/ 25-Apr-2006 16:15 -
macro.c 06-Mar-2008 19:44 2k
macro.h 09-Apr-2003 14:35 1k
memBlock.c 19-Apr-2003 11:31 2k
minStr.c 18-May-2004 16:56 1k
minStrM.c 19-Apr-2003 11:21 1k
misc.c 06-Mar-2008 19:18 4k
misc.h 02-Sep-2004 15:44 1k
music.c 10-Mar-2006 15:46 131k
music.h 18-May-2004 16:56 4k
parse.c 10-Mar-2006 15:42 107k
parse.h 18-May-2004 16:56 2k
playback.c 18-May-2004 16:56 23k
playback.h 18-May-2004 16:56 3k
prsAnn.c 18-May-2004 16:56 3k
prsAnn.h 01-Jan-2003 13:58 1k
prsDeco.c 09-Apr-2003 15:06 1k
ps/ 12-Sep-2006 11:16 -
pssubs.c 17-Jul-2007 19:01 10k
pssubs.h 18-May-2004 16:56 1k
rmakdir.c 19-Apr-2003 11:21 1k
save/ 02-Dec-2004 12:30 -
setStr.c 19-Apr-2003 11:21 2k
sh/ 12-Sep-2006 16:32 -
sox.h 06-Jan-2006 17:47 6k
sp 30-Nov-2002 19:47 1k
strCpy.c 19-Apr-2003 11:21 1k
style.c 15-Apr-2002 09:16 3k
style.h 18-May-2004 16:56 1k
subs.c 23-May-2008 09:52 46k
subs.h 18-May-2004 16:56 1k
syms.c 31-Dec-2005 22:22 38k
syms.h 18-May-2004 16:56 1k
text.c 03-Jul-2003 13:13 3k
text.h 25-Jul-2003 09:34 1k
tune12564.abc 16-Mar-2004 15:32 1k
util.c 06-Jan-2006 17:15 11k
util.h 18-May-2004 16:56 1k
This package contains jcabc2ps, a version of abc2ps with support for extended repeat notation and arbitrary key signatures. This was foisted on the world mostly because I needed these features for music that I'm working with, and nobody else seemed to be doing much with it. Please read the Changes file to see what has changed since the last release that you had. As with the last few releases by Michael Methfessel, the code here uses a number of ANSI C features, such as function prototypes with the args listed, and the // comment delimiter. It probably won't work very well with older C compilers. It has been compiled on linux, FreeBSD and OSX machines so far. Comments on bugs, features, and so on should be sent to: John Chambers <jc@trillian.mit.edu>, To build jcabc2ps from the tar.gz kit: mkdir jcabc2ps cd jcabc2ps zcat < ../jcabc2ps.tar.gz | tar xf - make This will make jcabc2ps You can also build a set of ps files from all the abc files in the abc/ directory. The output files will be in the ps/ directory So far, the only way I know to verify the output is to examine the ps files via a PostScript viewer. Maybe I'll work on including some regression tests that do the checking automatically, if I ever learn how to do that with PostScript. Here's a full PostScript manual: http://www.adobe.com/products/postscript/pdfs/PLRM.pdf There's an older version of this package on sourceforge, but my account there seems to have stopped working, so I don't know when (if ever) I'll be able to update that version again.