the order is:

	write a makelineup program, e.g., mymakelineup
		this takes a single input "l" or "r" on its own line
		which represents the starting pitcher's throwing side
		and it reads the "batters" file
		and it outputs 9 numbers, in order, each on its own line,
		e.g.
			13
			14
			9
			4
			1
			5
			6
			2
			15

		make sure makelineup is executable (chmod a+x makelineup)
		and if . is not in your path, you say ./makelineup

		also, check that gawk is in the right place
		by saying "which gawk" to the shell and
		comparing the path to the first line of makelineup

	run sim4:

		sim4 -v prog=mymakelineup -v remake=0 -v output=1 -v iters=200 | less

		or just

		sim4 -v remake=0
		sim4 -v remake=0 -v output=1 | less

		make sure sim4 is executable (chmod a+x sim4)
		and if . is not in your path, you say ./sim4

		also, check that gawk is in the right place
		by saying "which gawk" to the shell and
		comparing the path to the first line of sim4

		ps, bug was fixed for walking a run in "0 runs score"