perm filename NEWGF.TMP[MF,DEK] blob sn#784854 filedate 1985-02-02 generic text, type T, neo UTF8
Okay, I've put the new GF conventions into MF, GFtoDV, and GFtype.
I'm counting on the rest of you to do the rest! Soon there will be
a multitude of GF files in the world, so let's stamp out the old
ones before it's too late.

What has changed? Only this:
	There's a new command boc1 c[1] dm[1] max_m[1] dn[1] max_n[1]
which is 19 bytes shorter than the ordinary boc command; people can use
boc1 when p=-1 and the other parameters are between 0 and 255 inclusive.
Parameters dm=max_m-min_m and dn=max_n-min_n make it possible to use
boc1 even when min_m and/or min_n are negative.
	Commands eoc, skip0..3, and new_row_0..164 have their opcodes
increased by 1. (This makes room for boc1 just after boc.)
	Command new_row_165 disappears.
	Command char_loc0 now has its dx parameter shortened to one byte;
the one-byte dx value is multiplied by 65536 to obtain a ``scaled'' number.
	And the ID byte is 131 instead of 130.

Exact details appear on page 48 of MF.WEB[mf,dek].