Worldwide Library / ICU21 library / MlBibTEX’s library / American National Standard Institute / Information Interchange / /
IndustryTerm
word processor / bibliography processor / online documents / text processor / successive bibliography processors / software manuals / troff11 text processor / open archive site / bibliography processors / comparable tools / WEB system / Web Consortium / similar bibliography processor / word processors / short-title systems / software localisation / /
OperatingSystem
Unix / Unix system / GNU / /
Organization
American National Standard Institute / /
Person
Jean-Michel Hufflen / Oren Patashnik / Paul Kemprecos / Don Pendleton / Mack Bolan / John L White / Jean-Michel Hufflen Abstract / Henry Rider Haggard / Pierre V / Mike Newton / Clive Cussler / /
Position
EDITOR / translator / Typesetter / author / word processor / LATEX word processor / /
ProgrammingLanguage
Java / XSLT / HTML / Perl / LATEX / XML / D / EXtensible Stylesheet Language / Common Lisp / /
PublishedMedium
la Recherche / /
Technology
alpha / functional programming / American Standard Code for Information Interchange / XML / HyperText Markup Language / XSLT processor / Unix / successive bibliography processors / EXtensible Markup Language / Perl / HTML / bibliography processor / bibliography processors / LATEX word processor / troff11 text processor / Java / word processors / Unix system / similar bibliography processor / text processor / word processor / XSLT / /
TUGboat, Volume[removed]), No. 3 A comparative study of methods for bibliographies Jean-Michel Hufflen Abstract First, we recall the successive steps of the task performed by a bibliography processor such as BibTEX.