Follow-up Comment #4, bug #64772 (project groff):
Deprecated means in my dictionary "undesirable".
When declared deprecated, users should stop using it and use another
(newly added) feature (command) instead.
The next step is declaring it obsolete.
I added diagnostic options (-ww -b) to the "groff" command (bug
#54461, 2018-08-07) in "hdtbl.am" to find out where defects could be
present, and added patches to fix those.
I am just compiling the software.
"hdtbl" uses the groff-machinery, so I find a close neighbourhood to
be advantageous, showing what can be done with the help of "groff".
What makes "hdtbl" different from all the other software in the
"contrib" category?
What will then replace the "fonts_n.ps" and "fonts_x.ps" files,
which show all the characters in the fonts provided by groff?
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