Speck is a minor Emacs mode for on-the-fly spell checking. It differs from the existing modes (ispell, flyspell) in the following aspects:
You can download the Emacs Lisp file here:
The texinfo documentation can be downloaded on the following page:
This has been updated to a more recent version.
Processing speck.texi with makeinfo 4.0 gives:
Making info file `speck' from `speck.texi'.
speck.texi:10: Unknown command `copying'.
speck.texi:28: Unmatched `@end'.
speck.texi:113: Unknown command `indicateurl'.
speck.texi:113: Misplaced {.
speck.texi:113: Misplaced }.
speck.texi:703: Unknown command `indicateurl'.
speck.texi:703: Misplaced {.
speck.texi:703: Misplaced }.
speck.texi:707: Unknown command `indicateurl'.
speck.texi:707: Misplaced {.
speck.texi:707: Misplaced }.
speck.texi:711: Unknown command `indicateurl'.
speck.texi:711: Misplaced {.
speck.texi:711: Misplaced }.
speck.texi:729: Unknown command `indicateurl'.
speck.texi:729: Misplaced {.
speck.texi:729: Misplaced }.