[Groff] Stroustrup-style code typesetting?

[Jorgen Grahn]

A short question: is anyone out there aware of a vgrind-like preprocessor
which formats snippets of C and C++ code in the style that Bjarne Stroustrup
uses in his books and articles?

Most of it is trivial to do with a small Perl script, but some of it
(aligning end-of-line comments) is a little harder.

I find myself agreeing with what he writes somewhere in 'The C++ Programming
Language' -- on paper, code typeset in Courier isn't really that easy to read.

[This is, by the way, my first mail to the groff mailing list. I've used
troff for things other than nroffed man pages for slightly less than two
years, and learning more about it for two months.  Before that, I was a
LaTeX user, but I guess I got bored.

I wasn't aware until recently that there was *that* much happening around
groff. Excellent!]

rgds,
Jörgen

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