HELP NEEDED - Progress with OPIA

[Dan Cook]

Version 0.07 alpha does a TON to ensure valid code and put it all
together -- I cannot spell this out enough. The next step will be
getting to to spit out assembly code.

If anybody is familiar with C or C++, it would be a BIG help to me if
you can submit some test code to the program to see if there are any
bugs I missed. The differences between this and C++ are FEW, and you
can even work with nested classes and single inheritance.

The program runs from the command line followed by the name of the
file to compile. (Sorry, it needs to be compiled with a Java compiler
because I only have the source for now!) Before the file name, you
may put "-o" for it to spell out the code that it understood (in it's
own format) and "-q" to repress all error messages (without the
quotes). It will give you error messages with line numbers and source
files.

For the most part, you will find the minor differences between this
and C++ by the error messages it gives you, but you can also read what
they are in the initial comment of the Opia.java file.

Thanks a bunch for being part of the group!
- Dan Cook

[Dan Cook]

CHANGE: NO NEED TO RECOMPILE The Opia source code:

I added an executable jar file to the version 0.07 alpha zip file. If
you have downloaded it previous to this post, you can redownload it
and just run the Opia.jar file instead of recompiling the source code.