Some intermud 3 code for Amylaar 3.2.1.  Created by Skylight and friends.
This is in alpha stage so expect a lot of problems.
Report bugs to Skylight (pli@shell.portal.com) or "friends" (jamesd@netcom.com)

How to install:
     1.  Be using a recent version of the Amylaar 3.2.1 driver.
     2.  Use the Timewarp erq daemon with the driver.  An archive of tw-erq
         should be found next to where you found this intermud 3 code.
     3.  Be using the 2.4.5 lp mudlib.  These files were specifically designed
         for that mudlib, but if you are using a different Amylaar mudlib, you
         could be able to alter these files to adapt.
     4.  Untar the amylaar-intermud3 archive from within the mudlib's root
         directory.
     5.  Edit /obj/intermud3.h to satisfy your needs.
     6.  Give intermud3.c access to the erq.  This is done by adding some code
         to /obj/master.c directly after the line:
      case "erq":
         The text after it could be:
        if (file_name(who) == "obj/intermud3") return 1;
     7.  Attempt to load /obj/intermud3.c  There is a good chance of this
         failing, unfortunately.  Either try to fix the problems yourself or
         find help.
     8.  After getting intermud3.c to load, you should be able to receive
         remote tells, emotetos, etc.  However, you will not be able to use
         any intermud 3 commands.  Read /obj/intermud3/player.c for information
         on installing commands.
     9.  Enabling emotetos is pretty easy.  Add the line:
inherit "obj/intermud3/soul"
         to the beginning of /obj/soul.c

Some changes from 0.00b to 0.01a:
     startup-req-3 is now used
     can now receive chan-user-req (forgot to finish that earlier)
     added some support for sending chan-who-req's
     slightly changed soul.c

0.01a to 0.02a had rather big changes.
     the ucache service is now supported, but not used (yet)
     the data sent is no longer limited by max array size
     the claimed sizes of mud mode data are now listened to, instead of waiting
       for the 0 at the end
     OOB!
     the mail service.  a slightly altered 2.4.5 mailer comes with this

0.02a to 0.02b
      a serious bug in the OOB code fixed
      mail-ack is now used
      the file service
