Here's an implementation of true and false in assembly. Why? Size,
mostly. It's not all that safe to make true and false shell scripts;
the main objection to making them binaries is that they become huge.
When written in assembly, they don't...

Supported architectures:
	x86
	alpha
	mips (untested)
	m68k
	sparc

Unsupported architectures:
	ppc
	arm

You should be able to build and install by "make; make install". 

This whole works is placed in the public domain. (Otherwise it would
be smaller than its license.)

Written by David A. Holland, dholland@hcs.harvard.edu,  Dec. 19, 1996
Thanks to Topi Kanerva, topi@susanna.oulu.fi, for testing the alpha code.
Thanks to Martin Mitchell for fixing the m68k code.
Thanks to Miguel de Icaza, miguel@nuclecu.unam.mx, for writing the sparc
code (which I subsequently broke, so if it doesn't work it's my fault.)
