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Program completion modes describe textual program completion syntax.
See Imperative Language Syntax.
Specifying the textual program completion syntax is achieved by setting the
completion field in the struct x1f4_c1_type record argument of
the program parsing function and setting the X1f4_C1_SLIPTEST bit in the
flags argument of the program parsing function.
See struct x1f4_c1_type.
See Imperative Language Interpreter Generation Flags.
If the X1f4_C1_SLIPTEST bit in the flags argument of the program parsing
function is not set the completion field in the struct
x1f4_c1_type record argument of the program parsing function is ignored and
the default X1f4_C1_BYTE_COMPLETION is assumed.
X1f4_C1_BACK_COMPLETIONindicates that the program completes with the first unmatched closing brace (‘}’).
X1f4_C1_BYTE_COMPLETIONindicates that the program completes with the first occurence of a zero byte.
X1f4_C1_TURN_COMPLETIONindicates that the program completes with the first occurence of a
‘return’ introduced expression. The expression type must match the type
specified by the detail field in the struct x1f4_c1_type record
argument of the program parsing function.