TEX Directory Structure

CallMF 2 is fully depending on the new TEX Directory Structure (TDS)TEX Directory Structure (TDS)TDSTDSTDS developed by TEX Users Group (TUG)TEX Users Group (TUG)TUGTUGTUG in 1995, which is described in the file

   ftp.th-darmstadt.de:/pub/tex/TDS-compliant/draft/tdsguide.dvi

The main idea is the following directory scheme, which should be present on all systems soon (and Amiga will be there again first!):

   </texmf>/fonts/<type>/<supplier>/<typeface>/<file>

</texmf> is a system-dependent part of the global directory structure. For the Amiga this should be `TeXMF:'.
<type> is one of `gf', `log', `pk', `source' or `tfm'.
<supplier> is for example `ams' or `public' for freely available fonts.
<typeface> is for example `cm', `euler' or `latex'.
<file> is any name of a file residing in this scheme.

If the <type> is one of `gf', `pk' or `log', two extra levels of subdirectories are necessary to uniquely distinguish the files:

   </texmf>/fonts/pk/<supplier>/<typeface>/<mode>/dpi<dpi>/<file>

<mode> may be any entry from the canonical modes collection `modes.mf' (current version 2.2).
dpi<dpi> is an ISO-compliant form of the resolution dependent subdirectory structure proposed by the TEX Users Group (TUG)TEX Users Group (TUG)TUGTUGTUG Working Group (TWG)TEX Users Group (TUG)TEX Users Group (TUG)TUGTUGTUG Working Group (TWG)TWGTWGTWG for a new TEX Directory Structure (TDS)TEX Directory Structure (TDS)TDSTDSTDS.

Some examples for the new scheme (in top-down alphabetic order):

   TeXMF:fonts/gf/ams/euler/amiga/dpi100/eufm10.100gf
   TeXMF:fonts/gf/public/cm/amiga/dpi100/cmr10.100gf
   TeXMF:fonts/log/ams/euler/amiga/dpi100/eufm10.100log
   TeXMF:fonts/log/public/cm/amiga/dpi100/cmr10.100log
   TeXMF:fonts/pk/ams/euler/amiga/dpi100/eufm10.100pk
   TeXMF:fonts/pk/public/cm/amiga/dpi100/cmr10.100pk
   TeXMF:fonts/source/ams/euler/eufm10.mf
   TeXMF:fonts/source/public/cm/cmr10.mf
   TeXMF:fonts/tfm/ams/euler/eufm10.tfm
   TeXMF:fonts/tfm/public/cm/cmr10.tfm