PP -> P

diff --git a/cupl.xml b/cupl.xml
index 9762aa196b5a0b3d143ddff967812e1d8c382b21..0864b217a3b05db547051600d33efae81f7dbd00 100644 (file)
--- a/cupl.xml
+++ b/cupl.xml
@@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ CUPL scalars ranged from 1e76 to 1e-78 with nine decimal digits of
 precision.  As for CORC: the Burroughs 1604 was documented as having a
 much wider range, 1e308 to 1e-308 with 11 digits of precision; the
 Burroughs 220 supported 1e-49 to 1e50 with 8 digits of precision.
-.PP
+.P
 On today's typical 32-bit microprocessor such as an Intel 486, C
 floats are 32 bits and have roughly 1e+38 to 1e-38 range and 9 digits
 precision; doubles are 64 bits, with range roughly 1e308 to 1e-304 and