CLC-INTERCAL 1.-94.-5 is not a release of 1.-94. In fact, it has so many
known bugs that I would not release it without some sort of disclaimer.

This list is in addition to the things mentioned in MISSING, of course

* the following programs have problems, all to do with the compiler looping:
      examples/gcd.i
      examples/hello.i
  the following programs have other problems:
      examples/quantum/ignore.i (spats on (8))
      examples/quantum/learn.i (cannot find label 1000, probably a compile error)
      examples/quantum/remember.i (same problems as quantum ignore)
* I think {read|write}_{object|grammar} are not consistent with each other
* If a statement inside a loop or event is ABSTAINed FROM, the statement will still be
  executed. This happens only when one says something like:
      PLEASE ABSTAIN FROM CALCULATING
      DO (1) NEXT WHILE .1 <- #2
  in this casse, the loop body should keep doing nothing, but it does assign to .1;
* The interaction between RETRIEVE/ABSTAIN FROM and loops needs to be carefully
  rethought; consider:
      PLEASE ABSTAIN FROM CALCULATING
      DO REINSTATE CALCULATING WHILE .1 <- #2
  should the assignment be completed or not? The loop condition has the side effect
  of reinstating the loop body, but does it happen early enough to be important?
  This question is currently being resolved by democratic process on alt.lang.intercal
* using --link sometimes breaks the object being linked to. For now, use only
  with --link trace.io, the only case which always works. I know what is wrong
  but the problem will automatically disappear with the proposed parser
  changes, so I am not going to spend time fixing this problem.

