Add SI95 transport library to doc

[ric-plt/lib/rmr.git] / doc / src / library / README

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-This directory contains the main RMR library documentation 
+This directory contains the main RMR library documentation
 such as the user guide and any internal doc; all of which will
-likely share a common set of figures, glossary, and index 
+likely share a common set of figures, glossary, and index
 lists.  The "main" for each doc is the single .xfm file and
 all modules are contained in .im files to allow sharing between
 documents as makes sense (e.g. glossary).
 
 Illustrations are all located in the ./figures directory and
-are created as .fig files [1] which describe drawings using an 
-open ASCII format (rather than as a binary and/or propriatory
-descritption). ASCII descriptions are easily maintained as
+are created as .fig files [1] which describe drawings using an
+open ASCII format (rather than as a binary and/or proprietary
+description). ASCII descriptions are easily maintained as
 source code to track changes and revert when necessary.
-A Dockerfile in the tools directory can be used to build a 
+A Dockerfile in the tools directory can be used to build a
 "development image" with all of the tools needed to render
 the PNG and encapsulated postscript derivations from the ASCII
 descriptions.  Use of this image is not required, but might be
-needed if a development environment doesn't provide Xfig and 
+needed if a development environment doesn't provide Xfig and
 the related tools.
 
-[1] 
-       Defacto standard tools for creating and managing .fig files:
+[1]
+       De facto standard tools for creating and managing .fig files:
 
        Install Xfig on a Linux system with:
-               apt-get install xfig    (ubuntu-ish)
-               zypper install xfig             (OpenSuse)
+               apt-get install xfig     (ubuntu-ish)
+               zypper install xfig      (OpenSuse)
 
-       The fig2dev tool is used to "batch" process .fig files in 
+       The fig2dev tool is used to "batch" process .fig files in
        order to generate desired output (.eps, .png, etc.). These
        can be installed with commands such as:
                apt-get install fig2dev