paper-compile

To compile a LaTeX paper into a submission-ready PDF, run latexmk on main.tex to execute multi-pass compilation, parse compile logs to diagnose failures, and iteratively fix undefined references or missing files until a verified PDF is generated.

LaTeX builds fail with undefined references and citations due to incomplete multi-pass compilation or BibTeX syntax errors. An auto-diagnosis tool parses the compile.log to identify these issues, applies targeted fixes, and reruns latexmk to resolve the broken references.

Enforcing venue-specific page count rules involves validating the compiled PDF against defined limits, such as checking ML main-body pages versus IEEE total pages. A submission readiness validation step detects and reports if the final PDF exceeds the configured MAX_PAGES.

Yes, latexmk works with projects that have separate bibliography and figure includes. The compilation process handles main.tex projects containing BibTeX bibliographies, figure inclusions, and section files to produce a complete, submission-ready PDF.

Automatically fixing missing packages or files during LaTeX compilation requires an auto-repair loop that parses compile logs to detect the specific failures, applies the necessary fixes to the project structure, and iteratively reruns the build until successful.

Limitations of automated LaTeX compilation include its reliance on a properly configured local environment with verified prerequisites, and it may not resolve complex BibTeX syntax errors or deeply nested custom package issues without manual intervention.