3.3.2 The “make” scripts

Additionally, you can call the following “make” scripts whenever you think it's appropriate. They will help you very much: For example, they prepare your graphics automatically for the different output formats. But they are also responsible for index and bibliography. They are constantly kept up-to-date with the document.

     Please note that on some Unix/Linux installations you have to call the
     “make” scripts with ./ – so you have to input
     ./makeepss instead of makeepss.

• makeepss creates EPS versions of all present JPEGs; well, of all that are included in your document. For dvips.

• makeidx creates an index for your output. For which output depends on which tbto?? transformer you've called last.

• makebib creates a references list for your output. For which output depends on which tbto?? transformer you've called last.

• makepdfs creates PDF versions of all included EPS'es. Psfrag elements are properly handled. For pdfLaTeX.

• makewebs creates JPEG or PNG versions of all included graphics, for HTML output.

• makeeqns creates PNG versions of all included formulae, for HTML output. See also the XSLT parameter preview-latex which can make this process much faster, see XSLT parameters.

• makepage creates a subdirectory with all files needed by the HTML version, i.e. the HTML file itself and the PNG/JPEGs.

• makeclean erases almost all generated and superfluous files. It uses no wildcards, for safety.

(Most of theses files are updated by a call of tbtolatex, only makeidx and makebib are also updated by tbtohtml. tbtodocbk only updates makebib.)

Besides that, you will have to call LaTeX, pdfLaTeX and dvips as necessary.