CInt-0.81

Short:        90% complete ANSI-C interpreter
Author:       Aaron "Optimizer" Digulla <digulla@fh-konstanz.de>
Uploader:     Aaron "Optimizer" Digulla <digulla fh-konstanz de>
Type:         dev/c
Architecture: m68k-amigaos

This is version 0.81 of a ANSI-C interpreter written by me for
my master thesis. It has the following features:

    - Source is compiled into a BOOPSI-object which reacts on
	CIM_Execute
    - Supports ALL C operators
    - Supports all major C datatypes (int, double, char) plus some
	that are missing in C (bool and string) plus pointers,
	arrays, structs and unions.
    - All major control structures: if...else, while, do...while,
	for and return
    - User-defined functions (both compiled and interpreted)
    - Local Variables and infinite nesting

This is missing for the last 10%:

    - typedef
    - switch...case...default
    - break, continue and goto

Extensions to C:

    - bool and string datatype (with support for all C operators)
    - C++-Comments (//)
    - Memoryprotection
    - Checks Array-bounds, if possible (ie. int a=5; int b[a];
	b[5] = 0; yields an error, while int b[]; b[5] = 0;
	does not).
    - Supports "begin" and "end" for all those PASCAL-users :)
    - The constants TRUE and FALSE since there is no C-preprocessor
	yet.

Just check it out, some 20 demos are included and a sample-program
to run them.

System requirements:

    Should run on any 2.+ system (I compiled it under 3.1, so I don't
know :-)). No special CPU or FPU required (but fast is better, as usual).
Memory: well, some but 1Meg should be enough.

Installation:

    copy libs/cint.library libs:

If you want to compile the example, there is no need to copy the includes
over your include-files; the SCOPTIONS-file searches the files in this
directory.