I run groff on windows a lot, but via cygwin, which I believe means that mainline POSIX stuff works. I am inclined to think that if you like the groff toolset, you are likely to want other Unix capability, too, and thus gravitate towards facilities like cygwin.
- Re: [groff] Loss of MSVC support Keith Marshall
- Re: [groff] Loss of MSVC support Eric S. Raymond
- Re: [groff] Loss of MSVC support Eli Zaretskii
- Re: [groff] Loss of MSVC support Colin Watson
- Re: [groff] Loss of MSVC support John Gardner
- Re: [groff] Loss of MSVC support Walter Harms
- Re: [groff] Loss of MSVC support Eli Zaretskii
- [groff] Loss of MSVC support Doug McIlroy
- Re: [groff] Loss of MSVC support Keith Marshall
- Re: [groff] Loss of MSVC support Eli Zaretskii
- [groff] Loss of MSVC support Doug McIlroy
- Re: [groff] Loss of MSVC support John Gardner
- Re: [groff] Loss of MSVC support Eli Zaretskii
- Re: [groff] Loss of MSVC support John Gardner
- Re: [groff] Loss of MSVC support Doug McIlroy
- Re: [groff] Loss of MSVC support Doug McIlroy
- Re: [groff] Loss of MSVC support John Gardner