Hi All.
Just joined the group, so forgive my newbie questions :)
I have some legacy code written in SKILL (a variant of Scheme) which I'm
trying to convert to C.
I tried compiling the code , and got several different error message, and
was wondering whether somebody could suggest a solution for each :
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*substring
**) The code uses the "substring" function which the compiler seems to have
a problem with. So lines like
*prefix = substring(dev 1 2)
*create compiler error message like
*Syntax error: illegal atomic form
()
Expansion history:
...
<syntax> (dev 1 2) <--*
*multi-line comments
**) The compiler doesn't recognize multi-line comments
*/* comment
and more comment
end of comment */
**Unknown object methods
**) The code refers to object methods/properties through the use of the
"->" operator. The compiler doesn't like.
* prog( ()
if( opptapObj->tap == "None" then return(nil) else return(t))
) ;prog*
* generates error
Syntax error: illegal atomic form
()
Expansion history:
...
<syntax> (() if (opptapObj->tap == "None" then return
(nil) else return (t))) <--
*=================================================================
Thanks a lot!
Yaron
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