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The libaime procedural language interpreter is meant to be an useful application extention programming language (AEPL) interpreter.
The procedural language interpreter builds upon the imperative language interpreter, which it uses for procedure body interpretation. It inherits mosts of the imperative language interpreter features.
See Imperative Language Interpreter.
| • Procedural Language Interpreter Usage Outline: | ||
| • Procedural Language Syntax: | The user side | |
| • Aime Functions: | ||
| • Application State Export: | ||
| • Procedural Program Parsing Error Reporting: | ||
| • Procedural Program Execution: | How program execution is commanded | |
| • Call Observers: | Intercepting function calls | |
| • Positional Arguments Access: | Alternative, anonymous arguments | |
| • Variadics: | Functions of indefinite arity | |
| • Typeless Anonymous Arguments: | ||
| • Non Scalar Function Returns: | Returning objects | |
| • Procedural Temporaries: | Immediate resource management | |
| • Procedural Security Concerns: | ||
| • Procedural Language Interpreter Library Reference: |