This is just a rapid recompilation of the old lexical filter which 
attempts to transform English text into NewSpeak (NewSpeak being 
the mode of speech in Orwell's "1984").

I have included the original flex source, as distributed, and a 
version compiled with GNU Flex 2.52 and SAS/C. I don't claim that 
it has been compiled in the best, fastest or most efficient 
manner. It should run on a bog standard 68000 (I think), and works 
just fine on a 68060. I have no idea how much memory it needs, or 
what colour your mouse pointer should be. It works for me, doesn't 
trash anything. If it causes you any problems, that's your lookout- 
use entirely at your own risk. Recompile it if it causes problems...

o Usage is as a filter, an example is:

  newspeak <congress.txt >newcon.txt

o See the enclosed HTML file for example output :->

o All other information may be found in the flex src itself.

o Hail Big Brother!

 PERMSSN    UID  GID    PACKED    SIZE  RATIO     CRC       STAMP          NAME
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[generic]                 2168    5184  41.8% -lh5- 8f68 Oct 27  1996 newspeak/newbork.html
[generic]                67584  143312  47.2% -lh5- 04ab Oct 27  1996 newspeak/newspeak
[generic]                 7582   20242  37.5% -lh5- 897e Oct 27  1996 newspeak/newspeak.l
[generic]                  639    1065  60.0% -lh5- 91f9 Oct 27  1996 newspeak/newspeak.readme
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 Total         4 files   77973  169803  45.9%            Oct 28  1996