A modular LaTeX Book template for a Software Requirements Specification that respects the IEEE standards. Built-in to this template is a number of useful packages, and some useful referencing macros.
To get up and running easily with LaTeX in general it is goof advice to have
TeXLive-full and latexmk installed. On various Linux OS this can be done
simply by:
Ubuntu
sudo apt install -y texlive-full latexmk
Fedora
sudo dnf install -y texlive-scheme-full latexmk
Contained in this repository is a Makefile which automatically compiles the document into a PDF. We recommend using this approach approach since it automates the compilation process for you.
By default to get a complete compilation of the document we recommend you run
make all.
The Makefile has the following commands:
all
runs the 'pdf' make rule.
clean
cleans out all the LaTeX generated debris.
pdf
compiles all the contained TeX source into pdf format.
dev
compiles all the contained TeX source and watches the files for updates
and auto re-compiles. At the end of the first successful compilation the pdf
is opened in your system pdf viewer.
ac
makes and cleans the TeX source. USeful for spotting errors.
todolist
looks for 'TODO' in the TeX source and prints to the terminal all work to be
complete.
Thanks to Jean-Philippe Eisenbarth's SRS-Tex SRS template, which I have based mine off of.