This directory contains prereleased WIN32 binaries as well as
two example directories. Since some firewalls may block when
downloading exe files, this directory may also be downloaded
as .tgz file

Version 2.6 comes with a different way of running agfl namely
by using an executable agfl-run which reads a machine independent
agfl object file (*.aob) together with a binary lexicon file.
To run for instance the latin example, download this directory
and enter

	agfl-run.exe -tP1 latin

At this moment (january 2008), all AGFL executables (runtime,
lexicon generator, tools) have been ported to native WIN32 with
the notable exception of the AGFL compiler itself, due to the fact
that it was written in CDL3. Currently I am busy writing a new
CDL3 compiler which can generate C code that directly compiles
under WIN32. For people who want to compile from the sources,
download and unpack the sources tarball from the unix directory.
Under the msvc71 subdirectory, you will find a VC7.1 solution
file to compile the sources by yourself.

The new lexicon generator now generates a .blx file instead of the
old .blf file. This lexicon file is portable across platforms like
the new .aob object file. So although, you cannot yet compile a
grammar under WIN32, it is possible to compile such a grammar on
an Intel Linux platform, and then use the .aob object file under
WIN32. The lexica themselves can be compiled under WIN32 using
the agfl-lexgen.exe.

One warning: the hyphen convention in dat-files has changed. A
prefix or suffix marker now has to be prefixed with a backslash.

Good luck, Marc Seutter