README: give links to man pages.

1 files changed, 5 insertions, 4 deletions

diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
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@@ -5,7 +5,8 @@ the C preprocessor (GNU `cpp`) on the Awk code and calls `gawk`.
 
 `cppawk` understands the basic Awk options like `-F` and `-v`, and also
 understand common `cpp` options like `-I` and `-Dmacro=value`.
-The `cppawk` `man` page has the invocation and usage details.
+The [`cppawk` man page](../tree/cppawk.1) describes all the invocation and
+usage details.
 
 For instance, if we define a file called `awkloop.h` which has these contents
 
@@ -122,10 +123,10 @@ There are currently
     efficiently translates to a GNU Awk `switch` statement or else to less
     efficient but portable code. Additionally, the `case` statement requires
     clauses to be explicit about whether they fall through or break, which
-    makes it safer to use. Documented by the `cppawk-case.1` man page.
-
+    makes it safer to use.
+    Documented by the [`cppawk-case` man page](../tree/cppawk-case.1).
 *   `<narg.h>`: provides useful primitives for easily writing variadic macros.
-    Documented by the `cppawk-narg.1` man page.
+    Documented by the [`cppawk-narg` man page](../tree/cppawk-narg.1).
 
 *   `<iter.h>`: provides powerful iteration constructs, including a `loop`
     macro that features the ability for the application to define