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Hello World!

It´s a tradition of programming to make a Hello World programm. In my programming language the code of this programm is that:

function main() {
    print("Hello World!");
}

So that was it. It prints when you run it "Hello World".

>TheCPP-Language-Compiler HelloWorld.txt
Hello World!

Comments

It´s exists only a few (2) types of comments. One line comments. Comments for one line designed for small line description

//comment
print("Hello World!"); //Print´s Hello World

Multi line comment. For more than one upto unlimeted lines that ignored. You can also comment only characters and not lines.

/*Multi
Line
comment
*/
print(/*Comment*/"ABC");

Preprocessor

The language gives you a small but powerful preprocessor set.

#define #ifdef #ifndef #endif

#define

You can use define, for define const things. Defined things will never ignored. When you define a function named as a bevor defined define the funktion is the bevor defined define.

#define ABC "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ"
print(ABC);

When you run it:

>TheCPP-Language-Code defineTest.txt
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ

When you define a define with nothing:

#define ABC

then it will ever the same thing you write:

#define ABC //#define ABC 1

#ifdef

Check if a thing is defined. Compilies the appropriate block of code only when the thing is defined.

#define run
#ifdef run
print("Hello World");
#endif

You must ever use at the end of a block `#endif

So. When you compile that:

>TheCPP-Language-Code ifdefTest.txt
HelloWorld

When you delte the #define run then it will print nothing.

ifndef

Does the same thing as #ifdef. But in negativ.

#ifndef TEST
print("TEST is not defined\nI define now TEST");
#define TEST "TEST"
#endif

When you run that:

>TheCPP-Language-Code ifndefTest.txt
TEST is not defined
I define now TEST

endif

Says that a ifdef/ifndef area it at end A small example:

print("ABC");
#ifdef TEST
print("DEFG");
#endif
print("HIJKL");

When you run that it will print you ABCHIJKL:

>TheCPP-Lanuage-Code endifTest.txt
ABCHIJKL

Inline Assembler

My TheCPP-Language-Code includes a inline assembler. You can use it simple with asm.

asm("nop"); //do nothing

So it works:

• It´s look what´s between the cling
• copy that into the assembler code