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README 

USE: lisp.listener lisp-listener

This only works with a tty listener. lisp-listener doesn't play well
with the ui listener.

There is no run-file. Just paste in your code. :-)

If you pick a name for a symbol that's already used in some Factor
vocabulary, Factor Lisp will complain. For example, x and y are words
in the gadgets-paragraphs vocabulary. To use these as symbols in
Factor Lisp, just do this before you use them:

       SYMBOL: x
       SYMBOL: y