The program WATFIV.COM is based on the University of Waterloo's
WATFIV compiler.
This version is designed to permit CP/M users with FORTRAN-80
to run WATVIV at home. Watfiv is used in some High Schools.
WATFIV.COM is a pre-processor. The user generates a source file
with suffix .WAT. The enclosed submit file is then run using the
Microsoft Fortran and Linker.
WATFIV.COM was generated in Pascal(!) using the MT+ compiler.
The user may run it independently to check operation. Use
CON: to generate input and output from the console.
The default output (with PRINT or READ)is the console.
WATFIV supports the following structured statements:
-2..stop
-1..end
0..no keyword match
1..else do
2..end if
3..end while
4..end at end
5..do case vname
6..case..
7..if none do
8..end case
9..execute bname
10..remote block name
11..end block
12..at end do
13..if(
14..while(
15..read,...
16..read(
17..read vname,
18..read number,
19..print,

Default settings for read and print=i20,e20.8.
W.F.McGee
73 Crystal Beach Drive
Nepean, Ont K2H 5N3
(613)-828-9130

Acknowlegement:This program is based on a WATFIV preprocessor
supplied by the University of Waterloo written by L.J.Dickey,
Sept 23, 1981, written in Watfiv and Fortran for a Honeywell computer.
    
NOTES:(from WATFIV source)
1. Statement numbers 29999+ are reserved for translator.
2. Control statements must be complete on one card, exception:
while-do and if-then do.
3. Maximum 10 continuation cards for read.
4. Comments between continuation not allowed.
5. Little error checking in translator. But when errors are
    detected, translation terminates.
6. Remote block names must be declared as integers if names are
    not integer by default.
Š7®  Executå  aó  thå  objecô  oæ á dï  looð  wilì  noô  translatå �
correctly. Use a continue following the execute as do- object.