Programming News

A new version of the C-INTERCAL compiler has been released. It adds, the announcement says, a couple of extensions to the INTERCAL language, among them support for computed ABSTAIN and computed COME FROM. Posts on alt.lang.intercal in the past few months indicates that computed ABSTAIN is a surprisingly powerful feature that can let a crafty programmer write entire useful programs with no explicit looping constructs whatsoever.

There is also a mention of a debugger, although that rather seems to go against the philosophy of the language.

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