This is a collection of utilities I've written and maintained.  They are
currently in a fairly broken way; specifically, there are hacks to make them
compile on UnixWare 1.1.x, which is an SVR4.2 derivative which still has all
of the classic SVR4 bugs.

There is no intent that these compile out of the box.  I would be glad to look
at bugs or portability problems, but I'm not going to try to use something
complicated and huge like autoconf.  Some of these can and should compile
anywhere; I believe all of the exceptions include <unistd.h>.  Obviously,
shell scripts are not expected to work beyond Unix environments, but these
should be fairly broadly portable among Unixes.

Please read the man pages, and the copyrights.  Please also let me know if you
find bugs, enhancements, or anything else you think I should know about.  I
would like these to be as broadly portable as possible, so information about
weird systems or compile problems will be appreciated.

Many weird systems may work with -D__USLC__, which hides the hacks
(like <sys/mkdev.h>) I needed for Unixware.

There is a file "shdefs" containing a couple of basic common definitions
for shell programs.  $C should be \c, or $N should be -n, to allow echo
to echo without a newline.  I'm sure there's a standard, but I can't find
agreement on it.  The PATH should be self-explanatory.

Note that some of these now depend on my "opts" and "sz" libraries; this
shouldn't be a portability problem, those are both believed to be "tolerably
portable".

I can be found, typically, as "seebs@plethora.net", "seebs@pobox.com", or via
WWW at "http://www.plethora.net/~seebs/".

-s
