@c -- Macro definitions -------------------------------------------------------
@c
@c Since only letters can be used, we use capitalization to distinguish
@c different words.
@c ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
@macro CollectApp{}
@command{gprofng collect app}
@end macro

@macro DisplayHTML{}
@command{gprofng display html}
@end macro

@macro DisplayText{}
@command{gprofng display text}
@end macro

@macro DisplaySRC{}
@command{gprofng display src}
@end macro

@macro Archive{}
@command{gprofng archive}
@end macro

@macro GUI{}
@command{gprofng display gui}
@end macro

@macro Driver{}
@command{gprofng}
@end macro

@macro ProductName{}
gprofng
@end macro

@macro ToolName{}
@command{gprofng}
@end macro

@macro IndexSubentry{label, string}
@c -- @cindex \label\ @subentry \string\
@cindex \label\, \string\
@end macro

@macro vspace {lines}
@iftex
@sp \lines\
@end iftex
@end macro

@c -- For some reason ending this macro with @noindent does not work out well.

@macro OptionHeader {lines, option, description}
@sp \lines\
@noindent
@code{\option\} @ @emph{\description\}
@c -- @sp 1
@end macro

@macro gcctabopt{body}
@code{\body\}
@end macro

@macro ManPageStart{headername}
@ifclear man
@sp 1
@noindent @b{\headername\}
@indentedblock
@end ifclear
@end macro

@macro ManPageEnd{}
@ifclear man
@end indentedblock
@end ifclear
@end macro

@ifnothtml
@macro mycartouche{text}
@smallexample
\text\
@end smallexample
@end macro
@end ifnothtml

@ifhtml
@macro mycartouche{text}
@cartouche
@smallexample
\text\
@end smallexample
@end cartouche
@end macro
@end ifhtml
