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NAME
     bibtex - make a bibliography for (La)TeX

SYNOPSIS
     bibtex [ -min-crossrefs=number ] [ -terse ] [ auxname ]

DESCRIPTION
     This manual page is not meant to be  exhaustive.   The  com-
     plete  documentation for this version of TeX can be found in
     the info file or manual Web2C: A TeX implementation.

     BibTeX reads the top-level auxiliary (.aux)  file  that  was
     output  during the running of latex(1) or tex(1) and creates
     a bibliography (.bbl) file that will  be  incorporated  into
     the  document  on subsequent runs of LaTeX or TeX.  The aux-
     name on the command line must  be  given  without  the  .aux
     extension.   If  you  don't  give  the  auxname, the program
     prompts you for it.

     BibTeX looks up,  in  bibliographic  database  (.bib)  files
     specified  by  the \bibliography command, the entries speci-
     fied by the \cite and \nocite commands in the LaTeX  or  TeX
     source  file.  It formats the information from those entries
     according to instructions in  a  bibliography  style  (.bst)
     file  (specified  by  the \bibliographystyle command, and it
     outputs the results to the .bbl file.

     The LaTeX manual explains what a LaTeX source file must con-
     tain  to  work  with  BibTeX.   Appendix  B  of  the  manual
     describes the format of  the  .bib  files.  The  `BibTeXing'
     document  describes  extensions  and details of this format,
     and it gives other useful hints for using BibTeX.

OPTIONS
     The -min-crossrefs option  defines  the  minimum  number  of
     crossref  required for automatic inclusion of the crossref'd
     entry on the citation list; the default is two. With  the  -
     terse  option,  BibTeX  operates  silently.   Without  it, a
     banner and progress reports are printed on stdout.

ENVIRONMENT
     BibTeX searches the directories in the path defined  by  the
     BSTINPUTS  environment variable for .bst files. If BSTINPUTS
     is not set, it uses the system default.  For .bib files,  it
     uses the BIBINPUTS environment variable if that is set, oth-
     erwise the default.  See  tex(1)  for  the  details  of  the
     searching.

     If the  environment  variable  TEXMFOUTPUT  is  set,  BibTeX
     attempts  to  put  its output files in it, if they cannot be
     put in the current directory.  Again, see tex(1).   No  spe-
     cial searching is done for the .aux file.

FILES
     *.bst
          Bibliography style files.

     btxdoc.tex
          ``BibTeXing'' -  LaTeXable  documentation  for  general
          BibTeX users

     btxhak.tex
          ``Designing BibTeX Styles'' -  LaTeXable  documentation
          for style designers

     btxdoc.bib
          database file for those two documents

     xampl.bib
          database file giving examples  of  all  standard  entry
          types

     btxbst.doc
          template file and documentation for the standard styles

     All those files should be available somewhere on  your  sys-
     tem.

     The host math.utah.edu has a vast collection of  .bib  files
     available  for  anonymous  ftp, including references for all
     the standard TeX books and a complete bibliography for  TUG-
     boat.

SEE ALSO
     latex(1), tex(1).
     Leslie Lamport,  LaTeX  -  A  Document  Preparation  System,
     Addison-Wesley, 1985, ISBN 0-201-15790-X.

AUTHOR
     Oren  Patashnik,  Stanford  University.    This   man   page
     describes  the web2c version of BibTeX.  Other ports of Bib-
     TeX, such as Donald Knuth's version  using  the  Sun  Pascal
     compiler,  do  not  have the same path searching implementa-
     tion, or the command-line options.

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