[MLton-commit] r7194

[Matthew Fluet]

Use .s rather than .S.
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U   mlton/trunk/man/mlton.1

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Modified: mlton/trunk/man/mlton.1
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--- mlton/trunk/man/mlton.1	2009-06-23 14:34:12 UTC (rev 7193)
+++ mlton/trunk/man/mlton.1	2009-06-23 16:02:35 UTC (rev 7194)
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-.TH mlton 1 "June 18, 2009"
+.TH mlton 1 "June 23, 2009"
 .SH NAME
 \fBmlton\fP \- whole-program compiler for the Standard ML (SML) programming
 language
@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@
 early, at some intermediate pass, in which case compilation can be
 resumed by passing the generated files to \fBMLton\fP.  \fBMLton\fP
 uses the input file suffix to determine the type of input program.
-The possibilities are \fB.c\fP, \fB.cm\fP, \fB.mlb\fP, \fB.o\fP, \fB.S\fP, and \fB.sml\fP.
+The possibilities are \fB.c\fP, \fB.cm\fP, \fB.mlb\fP, \fB.o\fP, \fB.s\fP, and \fB.sml\fP.
 
 With no arguments, \fBMLton\fP prints the version number and exits.
 For a usage message, run \fBMLton\fP with an invalid switch, e.g.
@@ -124,7 +124,7 @@
 Save intermediate files.  If no \fB-keep\fP argument is given, then
 only the output file is saved.
 .in +.5i
-\fBg\fP    generated \fB.S\fP and \fB.c\fP files passed to gcc and the assembler
+\fBg\fP    generated \fB.c\fP and \fB.s\fP files passed to gcc and the assembler
 .br
 \fBo\fP    object (\fB.o\fP) files
 .in -.5i
@@ -232,14 +232,14 @@
 .in +.5i
 \fBf\fP    list of files on stdout (only makes sense when input is \fBfoo.cm\fP or \fBfoo.mlb\fP)
 .br
-\fBg\fP    generated \fB.S\fP and \fB.c\fP files
+\fBg\fP    generated \fB.c\fP and \fB.s\fP files
 .br
 \fBo\fP    object (\fB.o\fP) files
 .br
 \fBtc\fP   after type checking
 .in -.5i
 If you compile \fB-stop g\fP or \fB-stop o\fP, you can resume
-compilation by running \fBMLton\fP on the generated \fB.c\fP and \fB.S\fP
+compilation by running \fBMLton\fP on the generated \fB.c\fP and \fB.s\fP
 or \fB.o\fP files.
 
 .TP