I have hacked the HOL-Light files parser.ml and printer.ml to provide some 
experimental support for non-ascii ("eight-bit") chars in terms, see 

http://csee.essex.ac.uk/staff/norbert/hol_light_non_ascii/

It is not a proper Unicode mode or anything like that, and in particular you 
cannot mix ascii and non-ascii characters in one identifier unless you use an 
underscore character to join them.  But it should support some typical 
use-cases such as identifiers made from Greek letters or mathematical symbols. 

Please email me directly if you have comments/ find bugs - I am not a regular 
reader of this mailing list. 

Norbert. 

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