Added "#.com", which allows us to have comments #107
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As everything in the CP/M CCP is a command we
can implement comments by adding a binary named
"#".
That means this "does nothing":
# foo bar
What actually happens, of course, is that "#.com"
is loaded with "foo bar" passed as arguments to it.
But since the binary immediately terminates we get
a comment in practice.
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As everything in the CP/M CCP is a command we
can implement comments by adding a binary named
"#".
That means this "does nothing":
What actually happens, of course, is that "#.com"
is loaded with "foo bar" passed as arguments to it. But since the binary immediately terminates we get a comment in practice.