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Hi all,

I am using memoir class, plus memsty.sty in developing a manuscript. memsty has four environment that I use in developing my text.

They are:
lcode for listing code
syntax that puts the content between begin and end in a frame
egsource that displays the content between begin/end in sort ...

the memoir class is not a resource hog, but the memoir manual IS.

If you insist of using that as a base for your document without knowing what it does or which parts of it you actually need, then that is your choice.

True, I am not an expert in this matter. memoir manual uses certain constructs ...

BTW: A modified version of glossaries that should cut down on the use of writes is in the making.
This is really a very good news. I find your package very comprehensive but a huge resource hug.
If I may suggest you should crash test it with memoir package. The example code that I posted does a ...

This

\documentclass[10pt]{memoir}


\usepackage[acronym,toc]{glossaries}
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
\newglossary[slg]{symbols}{sym}{sbl}{List of Symbols}

\makeglossaries

% The following definitions will go in the main glossary

\newglossaryentry{culdesac}{name=cul-de-sac,description={passage ...

how complicated is that document, since you are running into the number of writes limit?

Could you provide a minimal example?
Hi and thanks for your interest. Here is an example, my feeling is it is clashing with glossary implementation of memoir. But I am not that expert to understand the iners ...

I am using memoir class for a book. I need to create list of acronyms and glossary.
I like to know if it could be done in memoir (natively) and if so how. My first attempt was to use glossaries package, but it does not work even for a document of 10 lines due to "write error" because of number of ...