Driver command-line-options:

-D<define>
	Predefine a precompiler macro.

-m<mudlib>
	Give an alternate mudlib.

-C<arg>
	Run driver in 'batch mode'

-f<arg>
	Call the function flag() in master.c with arg as an argument.

-l	Increase lasdebug with 1.
-d	Increas debug with 1.
-c	Show all compilations on stderr.
-t	run driver without reset and heart_beat
-T	Increase tracelevel with 1.
-y	(if driver is compiled with YYDEBUG)
	Run with yydebug.
-I      This option tells the driver that stdin is connected to a socket.
        It is normally only used when the driver is run from /etc/services

About tracelevel:
  If tracelevel is 1 or higer: then all lpc-calls will be written to stderr.
  2 or higher: All efun calls will be written as well.
  3 or higher: Every interpreted token is written.

About lasdebug:
  It prints the parse-trees from the compiler while it compiles. Three
  different levels exist.

About debug:
  It writes a lot of debug about refcounts etc. Six levels of debug can
   be used.


Please note that as this driver supports input directly from keyboard. This
might give problems when running the driver in the background, therefor I
recommend that you write 'driver </dev/null &' instead of 'driver &' when
running it in the background.