procname = .id;

      Functions are differentiated from procedures to aid compilers in
      better code production and run time checks.

         Functions return values.

         Procedures do not return values.

      Co-routines do not have names or arguments.  Their initial
      envocation points are given the pipe declaration.

      It is not clear just how global declarations are to be??

DECLARATIONS

   SYNTAX

      declaration = numbertype / structuredtype / label / lcl2uhr /
      uhr2rmt / pipetype;

      numbertype = : ("REAL" / "INTEGER") ("CONSTANT" conlist /
      varlist);

      conlist =

         .id '(left arrow symbol)constant

         $('. .id '(left arrow symbol)constant);

      varlist =

         .id ('(left arrow symbol)constant / .empty)

         $('. .id('(left arrow symbol)constant / .empty));

      idlist = .id $('. .id);

      structuredtype = (tree" / "pointer" / "buffer" ) idlist;

      label = "LABEL1" idlist;

      pipetype = PIPE" pairedids $(', pairedids);

      pairedids = .id .id;

      procname = .id;

      integerv = .id;

      pipename = .id;

      labelv = .id;

   Variables which are declared to be constant, may be put in
   read-only memory at run time.

   The label declaration is to declare cells which may contain the
   machine addresses of labels in the program as their values.  This 
   is not the B5500 label declaration.

   In the pipe declaration the first .ID of each pair is the name of
   the pipe, the second is thke initial starting point for the pipe.

ARITHMETIC

   SYNTAX

      exp = "IF" conjunct "THEN" exp "ELSE" exp;

      sum = term (

         '+ sum /

         '- sum /

         -empty);

      term = factor (

         '* term /

         '/ term /

         '(up arrow symbol) term /

         .empty);

      factor = '- factor / bitop;

      bitop = compliment (

         '/' bitop /

         '/'\ bitop /

         '& bitop / (

         .empty);