The @XXX@ file-format

		(C) 1997 Yann Dirson <dirson@debian.org>


 This file documents the @XXX@ font-file-format, as understood by version 0.94
and above of the Linux console utilities ('kbd').

 This file has revision number 1.0, and is dated XXXX/XX/XX.
 Any useful additionnal information on @XXX@ files would be great.


0. Changes


1. Summary


2. History

 Unknown.


3. Known programs understanding this file-format.

 The following program in the Linux console utilities can read and/or write
PSF files:

	setfont (R/W)


4. Technical data

 The file format is described here in sort-of EBNF notation. Upper-case
WORDS represent terminal symbols, ie. C types; lower-case words represent
non-terminal symbols, ie. symbols defined in terms of other symbols.
 [sym] is an optional symbol
 {sym} is a symbol that can be repeated 0 or more times
 {sym}*N is a symbol that must be repeated N times
 Comments are introduced with a # sign.

#

# YET TO BE WRITTEN