compile - a standalone compiler for COOL compile [ -n ] serversfile [ sourcefile [ outfile ]] The given _serversfile_ is read, and parsed. The file should contain a list of servers referred to in _sourcefile_, in the following format: number of servers in the list, then an entry for each server in the list. Each entry should be on a separate line, and should consist of three parts: COOLMUD name, internet address, and YO port. If a sourcefile is given, it is read, otherwise standard input is used. The compiled code is written to _outfile_, or to the standard output if none is given. The server for which this code is being compiled must appear first in _serversfile_. If any errors are generated, they are written to stdout, and _outfile_ is not written. -n No-tokens mode. This flag forces the database to be written out (dumped) using integers for the byte codes instead of ASCII tokens (the default). If any changes are made to the COOL compiler source itself, integer byte codes may become inaccurate. ASCII tokens are safe, integer tokens are fast.