Re: problem creating PDF

["Kuang-Chun Cheng" <kccheng linuxdaq-labs com>]

Thanks for reply.

On Sat, Nov 22, 2008 at 4:08 AM, Stefan Kost <ensonic hora-obscura de> wrote:

hi,

Kuang-Chun Cheng schrieb:

> Hi,
>
> I can use gtk-doc to create HTML web page successfully.
> However, when I use command
> "docbook2pdf myapp-docs.sgml" to create PDF file, I got a lot of error
> like these:
>
> ...
> jade:/home/kc/myapp/docs/manual/xml/onet.xml:24:72:X: reference to
> non-existent ID "gint"
> jade:/home/kc/myapp/docs/manual/xml/onet.xml:82:72:X: reference to
> non-existent ID "gint"
> jade:/home/kc/myapp/myapp/docs/manual/xml/mtimer.xml:28:15:X: reference
> to non-existent ID "gdouble"
> jade:/home/kc/myapp/myapp/docs/manual/xml/mtimer.xml:144:95:X: reference
> to non-existent ID "gdouble"
> ...
>
> My app is a C application use glib2 ... the "gint" and "gdouble" is part
> of my
> API's function prototype.
>
> How could I avoid such error ?  Thanks a lot.

The generated pdf document should still be okay. gtkdoc add cross-references to
other libraries. For html, they are resolved, but intermediately they are
invalid. That what jade complains about here.

My problem is ... jade will complain:
jade:I: maximum number of errors (200) reached; change with -E option
make: *** [pdf] Error 8

and no PDF will be generated.
If I can generate the PDF with broken cross-references ... that will be
good enough for me.  Any idea how to do that ?  Thanks

Regards
KC
 

I plan to improve format support in 1.12.

Stefan