Fix 1986/marshall for linux

Choo choo! :-)

There was a problem in linux where it either segfaulted or entered an
infinite loop depending on compiler / flags. This was caused by a for
loop that had an empty condition and the call to _exit().

A game of cat and mouse occurred where fixing it for one compiler caused
the program to segfault with the other compiler. Unfortunately the
formatting did have to change a bit but it still mostly looks like a
train even if not quite as pretty.

1986/marshall/Makefile

@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ CINCLUDE=
 
 # Optimization
 #
-OPT= -O3
+OPT=
 
 # Default flags for ANSI C compilation
 #

1986/marshall/marshall.c

@@ -1,14 +1,14 @@
                                                    extern int
-                                                       errno
-                                                         ;char
-                                                            grrr
-                             ;main(                           r,
-  argv, argc )            char **argc                           ,
-   r        ;           char *argv[];{int                     P( );
-#define x  int i,       j,cc[4];printf("      choo choo\n"     ) ;
-x  ;if    (P(  !        i              )        |  cc[  !      j ]
+                                                        errno
+                                                          ;char
+                                                             grrr
+                             ;main(                            r,
+  argv, argc )            char **argc                            ,
+   r        ;           char *argv[];{  int                      P( );
+#define x  int i,       j,cc[4];   printf("      choo choo\n"      ) ;
+x  ;if    (P(  !        i              )            |  cc[  !      j  ]
 &  P(j    )>2  ?        j              :        i  ){*  argv[i++ +!-i]
-;              for    (i=              0;;    i++                   );
-_exit(argv[(int)*argc-2/cc[1*(int)*argc]|-1<<4]);printf("%d",P(""));}}
-  P  (    a  )   char a   ;  {    a  ;   while(    a  >      "  B   "
-  /* -    by E            ricM    arsh             all-      */);    }
+;              /*for    (i=              0;;   i++               ); */
+_exit(1/*argv[(int)*argc-2/cc[1*(int)*argc]|-1<<4]*/);printf("%d",P(""))
+;}} P  (    a  )   char a   ;  {    a  ;   /*while(    a  >      "  B   "
+  * -    by E            ricM    arsh             all-      )*/;       }

thanks-for-fixes.md

@@ -144,6 +144,12 @@ was an `int`.  He notes that he tried to keep the ASCII art as close to the
 original as possible. The line lengths are the same but some spaces had to be
 changed to non-spaces.
 
+As the fix was it worked for macOS but it did not work for modern linux, not
+before with gcc or after the fix with either gcc or clang, so Cody fixed that
+too. This took some changes and commenting code out (commented out for the ASCII
+art as noted). It was a game of cat and mouse where one fix with one compiler
+caused it to segfault with the other but after commenting out two portions it
+works fine.
 
 ## [1986/wall](1986/wall/wall.c) ([README.md](1986/wall/README.md]))