Monday, December 5, 2022

Programming in the A8 language

Programming in the A8 language

The "A8" language has been around for a couple of years.
It has not really gained any popularity until recently when the beta-array parameter was implemented.This enabled the complicated but very useful ATSP structures to be used with P0 pointers,in static, destatic and multistatic mode.(The P1 pointer is reserved for dynamic, dedynamic and multidynamic mode).Example of the functionality
Let's say you want to address the issue with embedded QPTM's
then you only have to pass two (2) arguments to the P0 vector ( *beta-array P0 static,0).It can easily be seen that this will only be applied on strings that are traversed (Hard coded in these arrays are Poker,Life insurance and car loan)
I wonder why the beta-arrays hasn't been implemented earlier,
they help a lot and has transformed this language to a super language.
There is another addition I really like and that is the "getlost" function
That function has a human touch and it is driven by the emotion-event-handler(EEH)
When something goes wrong during the execution a seed is sent to the EEH which trigger the "getlost" function and all variables involved will be destroyed, this makes the old but never used function "recovervars" finally very handy.
It wouldn't surprise me if one application will be in front end modules (FEM)
stuck in cellphones.I think we will hear more about it in a near future

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