#!/home/mr/distribution/Cintpos/cintpos/bin/cintpos -c

This is a typical version of the file objline1 whose first line is
inserted as the first line of compiled object modules by the BCPL
compiler. If the file objline1 does not exist, no such line in
inserted.

It provides a feature that is sometimes useful when running
under Linux. For example, consider the following console session
under Linux on my machine.

bash-2.05b$ 
bash-2.05b$ cp objline1.txt objline1
bash-2.05b$ cintpos -c c b hello

Cintpos System (26 August 2005)
1> c b hello



bcpl hello.b to hello hdrs POSHDRS 

BCPL (27 Jul 2006)
Code size =    60 bytes
1> 
bash-2.05b$ cat hello
#!/home/mr/distribution/Cintpos/cintpos/bin/cintpos -c

000003E8 0000000F 
0000000F 0000DFDF 6174730B 20207472 20202020 
5E23075A 0000007B 6C65480D 77206F6C 646C726F 
00000A21 00000000 00000001 00000014 0000005E 
bash-2.05b$ chmod 755 hello
bash-2.05b$ hello


Cintpos System (27 July 2006)
1> ./hello


Hello world!
1> 
bash-2.05b$ 
