8/5/87 Kimi Gosney

This test case, RLisp, is a C client for a Lisp server.
It evaluates s-expressions that the C client accepts and uses HRPC
to have them evaluated by the Lisp server.
Only one s-expression can be given to the client, and it must be typed in full
before the carriage return is given.  A line (and therefore an s-expression)
may be up to 200 characters.  At top level, load is recognized.  

e.g.	RLisp-> (load 'testfile.l)

To terminate,

	RLisp-> (exit)

To print on client CRT, there is a application-defined lisp function,remprint.

e.g.	(remprint yourtext)

The syntax of remprint is similar to print, but cannot be redirected.

This is a toy implementation.  Ports and many other things are not supported.
It is just a test case, not a full-blown project.
