
Brian --

I need the following things:

1) The function 'bc_parse_t bc_parse (char *string)'    Which amounts to
rewriting parse.c and modifying parse.h to use the metahtml corresponding
types for bc_string_t, bc_number_t, bc_symbol_t, and bc_format_t.  My
suggestion is to not use libcompiler's object.h because I will rewrite that
to fit with metahtml.  Just do what you would do if writing from scratch. 

2) The metahtml tag for '<parse "some-string">' which calls bc_parse and
pretty-prints the parsed output.   You can put that in parse.c for now
although I expect eventually to have the metahtml interface in compile.c

3) An 'officially' sanctioned Makefile.in and integration with the
top-level metahtml build procedure and directory structure (your choice -
don't base it on what I've done - that is, libmhtml is a fine place for the
compiler if you believe so)?  And, a stripped down metahtml distribution
what will allow me to use mdb for my own development but will fit on the
1.5 Meg disk that my Mac/PC seems to use.  This last

This last one is most important to me at this time.  I'm looking to get
integrated with metahtml and mdb real soon like.

-- Ed

