This contains the main() program for RTcmix/CMIX.  Included in this
is a C-like parser language called "Minc", written by Lars Graf.  The
B-N grammar specification and some other information about Minc is
included in the files "M.doc" and "M2.doc"  The command "parse"
invokes this parser only, and can be used to check scorefile
syntax.

The main() function can take the following flags:

    -f -- I don't know what this does, but it's still here
    -i -- set up for interactive work (use this with interfaces)
    -n -- set it not to run yyparse on a scorefile (this is done
		when all information is sent through the TCP/IP socket
		to the instrument; used with interfaces)
    -s N -- set up a socket offset (allows for multiple discrete
		RTcmix/CMIX instruments to be running from a single
		interface.  The number "N" is a socket offset (0, 1, 2, ...)
		from the base RTcmix TCP/IP socket: 1102)
    -c -- set up for continuous control (note tags on) (used by interfaces
		to allow changing of parameters for executing notes)


More documentation on the flow-of-control here is forthcoming...
