There are several changes to be made in the next to
last paragraph in section 1.2 which is (in texinfo):
If you platform or compiler is not listed here, if you
can run
@command{configure} script, the chances are high that
@acronym{MSS} will
work with on your system out of the box. Please follow
instructions how
to build @acronym{MSS}, see @ref{Configuring and
Installing MSS on
UNIX-like System}. If @command{make check} completes
without any errors,
then @acronym{MSS} should work on you platform. In
other case seek help
from developers, see @ref{Submitting a Bug Report}.
1. The @command{} coding does not result in distinctive
text in the HTML rendering. The @command{configure} in
texinfo becomes <span class="command">configure</span>
in HTML. Perhaps the representation of the "command"
class has to be defined the CSS file.
2. @acronym{MSS} would be better as @acronym{MSS,
Memory Supervision System}. As coded now @acronym does
not result in distinctive text in either the Internet
Explorer or the Firefox browser. The full
implementation with the meaning added might result in a
tooltip when converted to HTML.
(Strictly speaking, because MSS is not pronounceable it
is an abbreviation, not an acronym and should have HTML
<ABBR> tags around it. I don't think there is an
abbreviation tag in texinfo, though.)
I recommend several other changes. The paragraph might
be edited to read:
If your platform or compiler is not listed here but you
can run the configure script, chances are high that MSS
will work on your system out of the box. Please follow
the instructions on how to build MSS at Configuring and
Installing MSS on a UNIX-like System. If make check
completes without errors, MSS should work on your
platform. In other cases, seek help from the developers
and other users. See Submitting a Bug Report or send an
email to libmss-devel@lists.sourceforge.net.
