Make gcc -Wall happy.

	This makes addressing the manuals a little simpler.

	the comma must represent a bug in the modified process_command()
	function, but I haven't found it yet.  This will work for now.

	instead!  Updated some comments.

	parameters.

	change it), and correct a typo in a comment.

Keep gcc -Wall happy.

Keep gcc -Wall happy.

base class is special it gets invoked.

Make gcc -Wall happy.

A plain int that doesn't fit in 32 bits will be marshalled using a new
type.  32 bits machines can't handle this and will issue a warning.

	indicates the line on which the token ends rather than starts
	(a side effect of interpreting the parse tree nodes directly).
	Maybe I'll fix this for Python 2.0.

(although for 32-bit hardware it's a bit slower than it was).

Make gcc -Wall happy.

defines that a shorter dictionary is always smaller than a longer one.
For dictionaries of the same size, the smallest differing element
determines the outcome (which yields the same results as before,
without explicit sorting).

Make gcc -Wall happy.

Correct typo in error msg (expec[t]ed).
Make gcc -Wall happy.

the first line, replacing the entire line.