> I'm trying to write a perl script that automates g++.
> There is an if statement in the script that basically works like
this:
>
> if there are no arguments
> {
> print an error message
> break (end the program)
> }
The "last" (same as break in C/Java) and "next" (same as continue in
C) functions should help.
HTH
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