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\section{Generating PDF} \section{Generating PDF}
A PDF can be generated from the~\TeX\ source files by issuing the command A PDF can be generated from the~\TeX\ source files by issuing the command
\cmd{pdflatex}; indexes are generated using the command \cmd{makeidx}; and \cmd{pdflatex}; indexes are generated using the command \cmd{makeidx}; and
bibliographies are generated using \cmd{bibtex}. First, \cmd{pdftex} must be run bibliographies are generated using \cmd{bibtex}. First, \cmd{pdflatex} must be
to determine the page numbers and gather all the references. Then, after each of run to determine the page numbers and gather all the references. Then, after
the latter two commands are run, \cmd{pdftex} must be re-run in order to update each of the latter two commands are run, \cmd{pdflatex} must be re-run in order
the document. Since the act of updating the document may alter the references, to update the document. Since the act of updating the document may alter the
it is recommended to run \cmd{pdftex} multiple times at the end:\footnote{See references, it is recommended to run \cmd{pdflatex} multiple times at the
\path{lvspec.git/Makefile} for an example.} end:\footnote{See \path{lvspec.git/Makefile} for an example.}
\begin{ex} \begin{ex}
\begin{verbatim} \begin{verbatim}
$ pdftex src.tex \ $ pdflatex src.tex \
> && bibtex src.tex \ > && bibtex src.tex \
> && makeindex src \ > && makeindex src \
> && pdftex src.tex \ > && pdflatex src.tex \
> && pdftex src.tex > && pdflatex src.tex
\end{verbatim} \end{verbatim}
\end{ex} \end{ex}