BUFFERS.LQR is the squeezed form of BUFFERS.LBR.  Most of the
contents are small source files.  All components are datestamped,
and are protected by CCITCRC checksums, as is BUFFERS.LQR (but not
BUFFERS.LBR).  Thus "ccitcrc filename.typ" on any extracted
component should yield a zero checksum.

BUFFERS provides a buffering mechanism for diskfiles, i/o devices,
and others.  It provides for byte by byte extraction and insertion,
and full du addressing.  It is designed to operate correctly when
the default drive and or user is changed after the files have been
opened.  The code is re-entrant, and need only appear once in any
system.  Buffer sizes and allocation are entirely up to the caller.

After familiarization most users will only require one of 
BUFFLIB.SLR (in SLR format) or BUFFLIB.REL (in Microsoft format),
depending on their linker, and BUFFERS.DOC, which summarizes all
procedures available.  The source can be examined if needed.

Examination of the various TESTn.MAC files will demonstrate usage.
Linking procedures can be checked by comparison with the pre-linked
TESTn.OBJ files provided.

BUFFERS is copyright (c) 1986 by:
	C.B. Falconer, 680 Hartford Tpk, Hamden, Conn. 06517
all rights reserved.

BUFFERS is released to the public domain for non-profit private
use only.  It may be freely copied, distributed, and used for
such purposes.  It may not be sold, nor included in packages for
sale, without the express written permission of C.B. Falconer.