
Well, here it is. Yet Another Weird Interpreter.

This compiles straight out of the box on Linux with a couple ignorable 
warnings. To build, use "make tsbl OP=-O6" if you want to keep debugging
info out. Otherwise, use "make sbl OP=-O6" for a version of sbl with 
debugging enabled. When everything's done, you'll get a file called sbl
in the current directory.

At that point, feel free to install the documentation in a publicly
available directory. If the build failed, email me.

If everything built successfully, take a look at some of the examples
or the documentation, which is currently in a very rough state. The
documentation is in a fairly unique format; to convert it to html use the
htmldoc script to turn it into html. For example, to convert if.sbd, use
"sbl htmldoc if.sbd". if.html will be produced.

An old sbl preprocessor is also included; it allows macros, blocking out,
and other features. Run it directly or via srun. Its makefile target is
'spp'(make spp). Good luck!(And please email me if it works, doesn't work,
or does anything else of interest).

Oh, and contrary to anything I might have said, I have an unaltered version
of Henry Spencer's regexp version included, with custom substitute, and a
wrapper to regcomp() that expands perlish regexp formats(\s, \S, etc) into
their character-class equivalents.
	
	Jonathan Westhues
	offnet@golden.net
