These are various tables and notes made during development.
Some of it was never used.  Some of it might seem silly, 
particularly the hand generated parsers.  Rember, this was
for experimentation, and in some cases, just to prove a point
to a colleige.  Sometimes I was successful.  Sometimes I wasn't.

The header processor was primarily part of a bet, which I 
did win, and proved to be significantly faster than its
competition.  However, what my challenger didn't notice 
was that it had a critical fault--you cannot add anything to 
the end of the header after you have processes all header lines.
Good thing our judge never tried it.  Given how I structured the
table, it would be difficult to add this feature, so my
next implementation (not part of this project) looks quite 
different.

the notes represent the original direction of the
system, where a new pseudo-language would take form
inside java classes.  However, after we got the basic THINGs
working, it seemed like there was no point in going any 
further with it. 

The processors will do you little good for language
processing, since it is entirely geared toward 8-bit
characters.  This works great it you're only concerned
about protocols, code, and data-scripts.  It will perform
astoundingly bad for text management.  Don't use it for that.

--- UPDATE ---

As of 1.2.1, HeaderProcessorv2 is fixed.  It handles header termination 
correctly and allows you to append new headers after read all the existing ones.