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- Subject: Specs.
- From: Altair <aitor dot sm at teleline dot es>
- Date: Sun, 16 Apr 2000 18:43:24 +0200
Hi all,
First of all, greetings for the compiler, which I see that has extended
to other languages. Keep up the great job! (It is a pitty not being able
to have a 16-DOS (e.g. FreeDOS) version). By the way, now that it
includes C, Fortran, Java, why not getting closer to gpc?
Let's turn to what I want to say:
Call me a web-clumsy, but I can't find in the documentation some text
explaining *exactly* the grammar of the language, and not just what the
compiler adds to standard C/C++.
Even if some links to where to find this (which would be appreciated),
wouldn't it be neccessary to have this? so that you don't have to do a
research study every time you want to use something in your source. E.g.
if I wan't to know which are the escape sequences supported by GCC (C
compiler), what do I do? which of those are from standard, from gcc,
from M$?
What I am saying is not science fiction, I have come across documents
like that, e.g. in FreePascal.
Thanks in advance,
Aitor