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| RHASH.hashcomm | 2013-06-25 | 284 Bytes | |
| SETLANG.hashcomm | 2013-06-25 | 339 Bytes | |
| HASHVER.hashcomm | 2013-06-25 | 315 Bytes | |
| CHASH.hashcomm | 2013-06-25 | 325 Bytes | |
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-------------------------------------------------------- HASH CODING LANGUAGE 2013 DAVETECH LLC VERSION 1.0.0 ALPHA -------------------------------------------------------- Hello there! If you are reading this, you have looked at HASH, a new command interpreting coding language. HASH is currently in early development and lacks many features, but updates are happening. When done, HASH will be able to: - Interpret commands through a HASH made command interpreting program. - Interpret commands inside of program code. - Be compatible with other code languages. (hopefully Java and maybe C++) and many other things. Thank you for trying out HASH and we hope that you enjoy it. ! RELEASE LOG ! MONDAY JUNE 10TH 2013 - Created the first bits and pieces of the HASH language! (no command interpreter, and also WINDOWS only.) ! WHAT IS THERE TO DO WITH HASH IN THIS EARLY STAGE? ! Believe it or not, you can begin coding with it. HASH runs on a simple format: * are comments. One has to be at the begin of the line, and one at the end. At the beginning of the file (AFTER THE COMMENTS) you put `BEG and at the end you put `FIN # are the lines inside of the `BEG and `FIN To activate commands, the first line after `BEG should be: #COMMCONSOLE.(TRUE) Here is an example using the command HASHVER which will show the HASH version. *This is a comment.* `BEG #COMMCONSOLE.(TRUE) #COMM;(HASHVER) `FIN *This is another comment* All commands are listed in the COMM folder named as HASHCOMM files.