compatibility hack.

with cPickle.

#backslashes, and other stuff I don't know.

the Python interface, unfortunately.
Added a few calls that were blacklisted for no apparent reason.

Started working on MSL support

#     Ignore now accepts \f as whitespace.  Operator now includes '**'.
#     Ignore and Special now accept \n or \r\n at the end of a line.
#     Imagnumber is new.  Expfloat is corrected to reject '0e4'.

In interactive mode, do generate code for single-string statements.

all locals to be upped by one when `from <module> import <whatever>'
was executed.

have to add to the id() of a string to get the address of the
data. This is a horrible and error-prone hack, but unfortunately it is
one that is needed for playing audio and crearing pixmaps. Having the
constant here is at least marginally better than the previous practice
of having the constant 16 all over the place...

  textual messages)
- Plugged a memory leak or two

buffer address.

	Para. 1:  ...that reads and writes a string buffer...
			      ^		 ^

	Para. 3:  ...can be called at any time to retrieve the...
				  XXXXXXXXXXXX       ^^^^^
		  ...entire contents of the entire ``file'' ...
		     ^^^^^^^		   XXXXXXX

Guido, I hope I'm not stomping too far afield, but these seem pretty clear
to me.