Finally after months of work, and some more of laziness, I’ve released Rev1.0 of my Cartonaugh package. It’s now available on CTAN which is nice. Of course, it’s always available on GitHub as well.

Cartonaugh?

If you aren’t aware what this is, it’s a package which I forked from 2pi’s karnaugh-map package. It’s a LaTeX package that draws K-Maps, used in digital systems. Here is an example of one generated by this package:

My fork includes mutlitude of changes, including:

• Changing the backend to exclusively use LuaLaTeX for it’s Lua capability
• Added to the point above, major improvements to the backend
• Improvement to how the K-Map and it’s variables and stuff are layed out with TikZ
• Added the 45 degree line at the top-left of the k-map
• Added a command to change the colors
• Added the option to have a 5 or 6 variable K-map to be seperated or stuck together with a thick line seperator