Move manuals to the main source directories.

Makefile

@@ -46,7 +46,6 @@ clean:
 	@rm -rf rgblink $(rgblink_obj)
 	@rm -rf rgbfix $(rgbfix_obj)
 	@rm -rf src/asm/asmy.c
-	@rm -rf rgbasm.0 rgbfix.0 rgblib.0 rgblink.0
 
 rgbasm: $(rgbasm_obj)
 	@${CC} $(CFLAGS) -o $@ $(rgbasm_obj) -lm
@@ -68,17 +67,3 @@ src/asm/asmy.c: src/asm/asmy.y
 
 src/asm/asmy.y: $(yacc_pre)
 	@cat $(yacc_pre) > $@
-
-man: rgbasm.0 rgbfix.0 rgblib.0 rgblink.0
-
-rgbasm.0: man/rgbasm.1
-	nroff -mdoc man/rgbasm.1 > rgbasm.0
-
-rgbfix.0: man/rgbfix.1
-	nroff -mdoc man/rgbfix.1 > rgbfix.0
-
-rgblib.0: man/rgblib.1
-	nroff -mdoc man/rgblib.1 > rgblib.0
-
-rgblink.0: man/rgblink.1
-	nroff -mdoc man/rgblink.1 > rgblink.0

README

@@ -24,13 +24,4 @@ To build the programs on a UNIX or UNIX-like system, just run in your terminal:
 There is no install target -- just copy the binaries (rgbasm, rgbfix, rgblib,
 and rgblink) to a folder in your $PATH.
 
-To build the documentation, use the man target:
-
-  make man
-
-This will create manual pages (rgbasm.0, rgbfix.0, rgblib.0, and rgblink.0)
-which can be read with a pager such as more(1):
-
-  more rgbasm.0
-
 There are no Windows installation instructions at this time.