QUICKSTART

To quickly get started with Poe, simply perform a "make", and then call the
executable pint with the name of one of the example scripts. The given
example scripts are:

sum.poe: Sums all integers passed to the script as command line options.
    try: pint sum.poe 3 4 5
echo.poe: A simple implementation of the echo command line tool.
    try: pint echo.poe hello world
file.poe: Consumes a filename as a command line argument and echoes the 
          contents of that file, capitalized.
    try: pint file.poe pmain.c

The following files are less useful as command line tools, but are more
interesting to read in terms of the features of the language.

require.poe: Loads a package for "smart arrays" from smart.poe and does some
          operations with it. See smart.poe for the implementation.
    try: pint require.poe
scope.poe: Quickly presents some of the more interesting quirks of Poe's
          approach to lexical scoping. To understand the program's output,
          make sure to follow along with the source code, which is heavily
          commented.
    try: pint scope.poe
blocks.poe: This script is low on code but heavy on comments; it is a
          discussion of Poe's blocks and code objects.
std.poe: The Poe implementation of a number of the standard library's functions
         are given here. The compiled bytecode is built-in to the Poe
         interpreter, so it would be redundant to execute this as a script;
         nevertheless, it may be interesting to browse the source code.