I implemented the definition of the SGML converter for reasons of backward compatibility at our site (the ICCE). The SGML converter is by no means complete, or indeed usable unless you're using the SGML system at the ICCE. It outputs an SGML file which is suitable for our SGML implementation, which is a hacked Linuxdoc-SGML mutant. For these reasons, the SGML converter only supports the article document type. Therefore, the top-level sectioning command can only be sect. The SGML converter adds two macros to the set: sgmltag(tag)(onoff) and sgmlcommand(cmd), which work similarly to the htmltag and htmlcommand macros.
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