1. The call to process-body for (begin ...) expressions at line 1594 was
missing its who argument ('begin).
2. Calling the result of the C compiler on the output was failing for people
who don't have '.' in their path (yes, I have '.' in my path), because the
system call on line 3535 was missing './' in front of 't'.
c.ss
Added directions on how to get the code, the code for the nanopass framework, and a host Scheme compiler that can run the tiny example compiler. Also added a to do for the immediate future.
