NAME

    hemul - an emulator for n-byte code and ksc5601 code on the opposite hangul.

VERSION
    V0.9.3     1992.4.10	I fixed a close(fscript) bug.
    V0.9.2     1992.4.2		I fixed a portablity problem when SGTTY = 1
    V0.9.1     1992.3.31	I fixed a bug when SGTTY = 1
    V0.9       1992.3.30	I think that this is not complete yet. :(

USAGE
    usage: hemul [-k|-n] [-1|-2] [-a] [-s file]
    -k : ks emulator on n-byte hangul                  (default)
    -n : n-byte emulator on ks hangul
    -1,2 : the size of a hangul char. for an alphabet  (default:1)
    -s : log the flow in the file                      (not default)
    -a : not overwrite but append to the file

CONTENTS
     This program emulates the N-byte code on KSC5601 terminal or KSC5601 code 
    on N-byte terminal.
     I hope it be useful to read hangul.

A HINT
     You can read KSC5601 and N-byte code at the same time.
     (I told a wrong message here in prior README. Sorry.)
     Change the delay time with 'stty time 1' ~ 'stty time 10'.
     You can feel more comfortable. :)

BUGS
     I only tested it on SPARC. So, I don't know this works well on other 
    machine.
     I made it with termios and sgttyb. But, I only tested with termios.
     If you have troubles with termios, define SGTTY 1

     1. There is a bug which eat a symbol after hangul input.
	 ==> this was fixed. But, it lives well in other program, n2ks. :d 
     2. This doesn't record the status in the /etc/utmp.
       So, you cannot run such things like talk and etc.

     I'll fix it soon. Yet, testing is not enough.
     Any help from others will be appreciated by me.

THANKS
     Thank Cho, Young Hwan and others very much who made the base of it.

CAUTION
     I am not responsible for any wrong execution of this program.

AUTHOURS
     Conversion programs(ks2n,n2ks) are from Cho, Young-Hwan
     script.c is from BSD.
     Modification and integration were done by Oh SungKyu.

     Oh SungKyu 
     Computer Science Department
     Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology(KAIST)
     373-1, Ku-Song-Dong, Yu-Song-Ku
     Taejon, 305-701, Republic of Korea

     E-mail : skoh@adam.kaist.ac.kr, hanmaum@ara.kaist.ac.kr

