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@@ -997,10 +997,7 @@ do.
Please be sure to read the directions in the makefile
carefully, and set DESTDIR and LIBDIR to the directory where you want
the executable and parser file to reside. Also, make sure the paths
-you specify are correct for your Icon executables. Although Ibpag2
-will apparently compile using iconc, I would recommend using the
-interpreter, icont, first, unless you are planning on working with a
-large grammar.
+you specify are correct for your Icon executables.
If you are using some other system - one that lacks "make" -
then shame on your manufacturer :-). You'll be a bit inconvenienced.
@@ -1012,13 +1009,7 @@ Try typing:
version.icn slshupto.icn
The backslashes merely indicate that the next line is a continuation.
-The whole thing should, in other words, be on a single line. As noted
-above, you may compile rather than interpret - if your OS supports the
-Icon compiler. Just replace "icont" above with "iconc." The
-resulting executable will run considerably faster than with "icont,"
-although the time required to compile it may be large, and the (still
-somewhat experimental) compiler may not work smoothly in all
-environments.
+The whole thing should, in other words, be on a single line.
If your operating system support environment variables, and
you have set up your LPATH according to the specifications in the Icon
@@ -1050,7 +1041,7 @@ input and output redirection. Naturally, the above example assumes
that Ibpag2 is in c:\ibpag2.
Ibpag2 assumes the existence on your system, not only of an
-Icon interpreter or compiler, but also of an up-to-date Icon Program
+Icon interpreter, but also of an up-to-date Icon Program
Library. There are several routines included in the IPL that Bibleref
uses. Make sure you (or the local system administrators) have put the
IPL online, and have translated the appropriate object modules. Set