%; whizzy -pdf llpp

% Note that the above line is not active if you have a file whizzy.sh
% Unless you set whizzy-configuration-path to nil or a string

\documentclass{article}

%% \PassOptionsToPackage{pdftex}{hyperref}

\usepackage[ignore]{advi}
\usepackage{hyperref}

\begin{document}

\section{First section}

There should be hyperlinks for pages to follow the cursor.  

\tableofcontents



Some text in the section.  
 
\subsection {Sub}

Some text in the subsection. 
Another subsection on \hyperlink{next}{next page}.


blalalla  
\newpage

aaaajklj kljkluj kl
\subsubsection {SubSub} 

Some text this \hypertarget{next}{next page} in the sub-subsection.


Move cursor to see if pages follow cursor.

\newpage

aaa hjkhjk h
\newpage
khjkhkjk

hjkh kjh jk  hjh kj hjkh k uu iuio uoi foo
hjkhjkhk  dfsf dddd hjh jkhjkhk aa hjkl
\medskip




The cursor should follow own other pages as well.
This requires loading the package hyperref, which is done
automatically in pdf mode (if after loading the package \texttt{ifpdf}, 
the command \verb"\ifpdf" is true). 


\section{Foo}

\subsection {Bar}


\paragraph {Par}

And a paragraph.


\section {SPEED TEST}

Test the speed by typing in very quickly and check the speed marker in
the Emacs line mode.

Typically, llpp loads is 3-4 (as with xpdf or skim) while advi load remains
1.

Indeed,
\begin{itemize}

\item 
The size of the PDF file is about 10 times larger that of the DVI file!
So there seems to be no way PDF could compete with DVI formats...

\item
Compilation time is at least twice slower when producing PDF than DVI
output. 

\end{itemize}
Once loaded, previewing speed does not seem to be an issue with \verb"llpp".

\end{document}   

