The mungelist program can perform two operations on a list of addresses:

1. Strip comments each address
2. Sort the list in reverse-domain order

For very large lists the time savings caused by eliminating the sorting
process may be significant, and a list that is not completely sorted does
not overly disrupt the batching process.  Thus you can sort your list at
various intervals and tell TLB to skip the sorting process.  You should
check the logs to see just how much time TLB is spending sorting your
addresses.

It may be the case that stripping the addresses takes a significant anount
of time.  TLB really prefers to deal with only stripped addresses, so if
you have unstripped addresses in a list but you tell TLB that it has been
stripped, the results will be unsatisfactory.

Mungelist takes two options (you may specify one or both):

 -o  sOrt the list of addresses
 -t  sTrrip comments from the addresses

It takes one argument, the name of the address file to process.  The
processed list will appear on standard output.
