| The -encoding option used at compile time and run time:
The example shows:
- use of the -encoding option for minervac
- use of -p option for minervac
- compilation of *.min source files in Ascii, EUC and Unicode
- use of these fragments as packages
- access of packages with *.msp property files
- use of the -encoding option for minerva
This example illustrates how to combine and use programs
that are written in different encodings (e.g. by different
authors) and how to specify a given encoding for a package.
The example also shows how to execute MINERVA to produce output in
the encoding most suitable for the specific environment.
Note that the MINERVA compiler minervac produces *.mbc MINERVA binary
files which are independent of the encoding of their respective source
file, but that the *.mpk MINERVA package interface file is
a text file in the encoding of its source.
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