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13. Are there Hangul TeX packages running on Macintosh or IBM-PC?




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This article is from the Hangul & Internet in Korea FAQ, by Jungshik Shin jshin@minerva.cis.yale.edu with numerous contributions by others.

13. Are there Hangul TeX packages running on Macintosh or IBM-PC?

There is a version of Hangul LaTeX(two-pass version) for PC running with
emTeX. It's available at CAIR archive and other hangul archives as
hlatex1.zip and hlatex2.zip in /pub/hangul/tex Please read readme.1st to
find more information. [Contribution by Choi,Woohyung]

HLaTeX 0.92e and later and hLaTeXp, new Hangul TeX package from math dept.
of KAIST should work with any complete implementation of LaTeX2e for
MS-DOS(e.g emTeX) or MS-Windows(e.g. miktex for Windows 95/NT and ), in
principle. All you have to install Hangul LaTeX over one of these
implementations is figure out where to put Hangul style files,font
definition files and Hangul fonts (tfm,pk,metafont source,ps,and vf files:
not all of them) following directory structure(refer to TDS documents in tds
directory of any CTAN archives for details) of a LaTeX implementation. In
case of hTeXp, you have to do format dump.Refer to hTeXp/hLaTeXp documents
for details.

Karnes Kim put up web pages with very detailed instruction on using HLaTeX
0.9x with MikTeX for MS-Windows at
http://my.netian.com/~kli/karnes/library/tex/texinst.html. You may also find
it very useful to refer to Cho, Jin-Hwan's TeX Archive at
http://free.kaist.ac.kr/ChoF/

Besides, Hangul & Computer released a commercial version of Hangul LaTeX for
MS-Windows (LaTeX plus MS-Windows GUI interface) developed in mathematics
department at KAIST. According to C. Shin at cshin@almaak.usc.edu, LG
Software made available in public domain another Hangul LaTeX for MS-Windows
archived in /hangul/tex/misc/LGwlatex at CAIR archive. It used to be also
available at ftp://zelea.usc.edu and ftp://ftp.lgsw.re.kr. This appeares to
requires Hangul MS-Windows, but I'm not certain.

As mentioned before, HLaTeX(old two pass/pre-processor version) consists of
Hangul fonts and EUC-KR to TeX macro(understood by native TeX and LaTeX)
translator. Thus, just installing Hangul fonts in HLaTeX distribution and
compiling code translator source(htex.c) with one of popular C compilers on
Mac(such as Think C, Semantac C) results in everything you need. Make Hangul
tex files(in EUC-KR) and convert it to a file(with Hangul replaced by tex
macro) with the translator, which , in turn , can be fed into (La)TeX for
Mac like OzTeX to generate dvi file. It worked out well according to
Choi,Dongseok at choi@gsbsrc.uchicago.edu

New HLaTeX 0.92e or later work with newer Mac (La)TeX implemention of LaTeX
2e. In principle, it should work assuming you have a fully functional
implementation of LaTeX2e such as OzTeX, CMacTeX, and Texture(sp?) on your
Mac and put HLaTeX0.92e(or later) files in appropriate folders for
particular implementation of LaTeX2e(no compilation of preprocessor in C is
necessary in HLaTeX2e unlike old two pass version). I've tested HLaTeX 0.92e
with OzTeX and it worked fine. One thing you have to do is increase default
size of memory allocated in OzTeX in configuration file for OzTeX because
HLaTeX appears to require more memory than allocated in default
configuration for OzTeX. New Hangul TeX package(hLaTeXp) by math. dept. at
KAIST should also work on top of any complete LaTeX2e implementaion for Mac.
Note that hTeXp(TeX compiler geared for Hangul in hLaTeXp package) currently
available for Sun OS,Linux,HP/UX, and Windows NT/95/3.1 is NOT required in
using hLaTeXp package. For using hLaTeXp wiht OzTeX, refer to
ftp://knot.kaist.ac.kr/pub/htex/4oztex/00README, which should be also of
help in installing HLaTeX2e on top of OzTeX and other (La)TeX distributions
under Mac OS and other OS.

pk images for HLaTeX 0.94e are not available at CTAN any more and you need
metafont program(compiler) for your platform(Mac/DOS/Windows) to generate pk
images from metafont source. Usually, metafont compiler is included in TeX
implementation. Mac users might need a utility to convert fonts in pfb to
pfa format depending on implementation of TeX in order to use PS fonts for
HLaTeX 0.94e. As of Sep. 1996, pk images of Hangul fonts for HLaTeX 0.9xe at
300dpi are available at ftp://ftp.kaist.ac.kr/hangul/incoming so that you
don't have to bother with generating PK images for yourself.

 

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