1. My Euphoria Pre-Processor
If anyone is interested, I've put a page on my web site for my Euphoria
pre-processor. You can find it at
http://members.tripod.com/~JJProg/epp.html. You can get the current version
there, and see what features it has now. Right now, it isn't useful. It
just supports:
* included files
* global constants
* recognizes when a function or variable is used in a global constant
expression (used to remove unused variables)
* global types, procedures, and functions (but doesn't support end yet, so
after it encounters a type, procedure, or function, it thinks it's still in
it, even if it's not.)
* global variables
And when it's done processing, it gives you a list of all the variables and
functions, and whether they have been used or not.
I'll try to keep posting the latest versions of EPP (probably every day) on
my web site, so you can check there for the latest versions and
information.
Jeffrey Fielding
JJProg at cyberbury.net
2. Re: My Euphoria Pre-Processor
- Posted by Ralf Nieuwenhuijsen <nieuwen at XS4ALL.NL>
Sep 06, 1998
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Last edited Sep 07, 1998
Maybe you can make it a more generic preproccesor ?
That we can include new euphoria syntax in the program using it.
A sort of new statement to define a new syntax or something simelar.
Then we could just say things like:
include structures.epp
include oop.epp
The first language offering such a mechanism has a big chance of beating
Euphoria IMHO.
Ralf N.
UIN: 9389920
nieuwen at xs4all.nl
"What are we gonna do today, Brain ?"
"What we do everyday, Stinky, try to take over the world!"
-- Who did I steall these lines from btw ?
