Sure, I'll add more on these. For the most part, when editing the document now, its best to look at similar text (e.g., for funcdefs, you use the regular funcdef almost always, the others are for special cases). Bill On Oct 19, 2010, at 9:03 AM, Jeff Squyres wrote:
Bill --
In reading the instruction document, I see lists of various macros, but not a precise definition of what they do. In some cases, this is ok because there's only one choice of macro to use (e.g., \typedefindexname{...}). But in other cases, multiple macros are grouped together and there's no description of what the differences are between these macros (e.g., \begin{funcdef}[name], \begin{funcdef2}[name], \begin{funcdefna}[name], \func{name}, \mpifunc{name}, \mpiemptybindidx{routine}{returnvalue}{indexed name}).
Can some description be added about the differences between macros when a bunch are grouped together like that?
Thanks!
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