a basic like gosub in C
Josh Siegel
josh at crunch.uucp
Mon Feb 24 06:06:37 AEST 1986
In basic there is a GOSUB routine that will push the current
position onto the stack and jump to another line. Then, upon
hitting a return will return to that place. I wish to write
something like that in C that will be movable between compilers.
A sample of something like it is below:
5 rem Basic
10 print "hi"
20 gosub 50
30 print "bye"
35 gosub 50
40 end
50 print "hello"
55 print "who are you?"
60 return
/* C code that does work */
main () {
(void)gosub (0);
}
gosub (line)
int line;
{
switch (line) {
default:
puts ("hi");
(void)gosub (50);
puts ("bye");
(void)gosub (55);
exit (0);
case 50:
puts ("hello");
case 55:
puts ("who are you");
return (0);
}
}
Can anybody think of a better way to do this? I want it for a
Basic->C translator (Please, I am writting it for fun... No abuse...Please?).
thanks much,
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