A Quick Description of SFGR:
       SFGR is the screen format generator used on the IBM  System 34/36
  computers. It is usually used in conjunction with RPG II, the language
  most used on the IBM System 34/36 mini-computers. There have been very
  few implimentations of it on  micro-computers, and this is an  attempt
  at using its SFGR source language to create an object format file that
  can be used by either RPG II or any other language.
       A SFGR source member  consists of records, where  records  define
  how the type of screen input and output fields are their attributes as
  displayed on the screen. A driver program manipulates the input/output
  fields and returns whatever the user has entered. The driver reads the
  screen file, displays it, displays  the output buffer, and returns  to
  the program the input buffer.
       Presently, a driver program is not included with this package. It
  is still being written and  fully tested to take of all the  necessary
  housekeeping and screen maintenance. A version is being written in SPL
  and might be later  translated to Modula-2 if time  permits. The  SFGR
  Compiler is written in SPL and runs under CP/M-80 2.2 or higher.

  The necessary files:
       SFGR.COM      - The actual screen format generator.
       SFGR.DOC      - Documentation on SFGR and how to run it.
       SFGR.ERR      - The SFGR compiler error message file.

  Additional Utilities:
       FVIEW.COM     - Quick view of ".FMT" file paged by format screen.
       EDITERR.COM   - Edit the error message file to suit your taste.

       Source code is included for the utilities written in SPL.

  Sample Screen Members:
       Five screen source members  and format files are  included.  They
  were written for a color terminal and may need editing (such as taking
  out the blink options)  for sigle color monitors. That  is left as  an
  exercise for users. Also for  one of them, an RPG II program  (WSFPM1)
  is provided to show  SFGR is interfaced on a  System 34/36. It can  be
  easily adapted in an other language.

  Documentation File:
       Technical information has placed in  the SFGR Documentation  file
  that describes the exact makeup of the object file. The  documentation
  should be read to understand  how to run the programs. An editor  that
  provides a ruler line, or character count, should be used to enter the
  source member. Multiple blanks should not be converted to tabs, and it
  must be pure ascii. Uppercase should be used, except for constant data
  where anything is allowed.

  Copyright rights and warranty:
       See first page of  documentation file for reference.  All  rights
  are reserved. Distribution for non-commercial use allowed, only in its
  original form. A terminal patch may be applied, but should  be sent to
  the author for approval. A contribution of $10.00 is requested  if you
  find this program useful in any way.

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