... processor¹

There is no need to distinguish programming languages from their processors. Yet, calling our notation and tool a `term language' would allow unintended alternative interpretations. We see our notation and tool as only one of a class of term processors, it therefore has its own name. Colloquially we refer to it either as `the term processor' (being our only one) or as `Kimwitu' (pronounced `kee-mweetu', stress on the second syllable).

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... result²

Special care has to be taken of attributed terms, because the copy_phylum functions do at most copy the values of the attributes - if this value is a pointer to a term, make sure that this term is copied as well, if it is needed...

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... type³

actually, for ease of portability to systems that don't have the void* type it uses kc_voidptr_t, which is typedef'ed to void*.

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... editors⁴

This is the, unattributed, ASCII SSL V3 format, which is the structure file format from SG version 2 onwards.

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