Elmo HARSFEN0602, HARmonica software manual 217, Examples, Jp##Label, JS##LABEL Label, Jz##Label

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		command AF
	2	WT command		WT=xxx		wait xxx
		The keyword ‘wait is used instead the
		command WT
	3	JP command without condition		JP##LABEL		goto##LABEL
		The keyword ‘goto’ is used for jump to
		the label
	4	JP command with condition		JP##LABEL,cond		if cond
		The ‘if’ statement is used for condition				goto##LABEL
						end
	5	JS command without condition		JS##LABEL		LABEL
		The subroutine call is used
	6	JS command with condition		JS##LABEL,cond		if cond
		The ‘if’ statement is used for condition				LABEL
						end
	7	JZ command without condition		JZ##LABEL		reset LABEL
		The keyword ‘reset’ is used for killing
		stack and jump to the subroutine
	8	JZ command with condition		JZ##LABEL,cond		if cond
		The ‘if’ statement is used for condition				reset LABEL
						end
	9	EN command		EN		exit
		The keyword ‘exit’ is used instead the
		command EN
	10	RT command		RT		return
		The keyword ‘return’ is used instead the
		command RT
	11	The ‘is equal’ symbol inside the condition		=		==
	12	The ‘not equal’ symbol inside the		<>		!=
		condition
	13	Hexadecimal number representation		1234H		0x1234
	14	Separation of expressions		UM=5;MO=1;BG		UM=5;
		A single line may contain several				MO=1;
		expressions to evaluate separated with				BG
		semicolon. In the Harmonica all
		expressions of the same line must be
		executed without return control to the
		Interpreter. It does not relevant for the
		Saxophone/Clarinet, so every expression
		will be set to the separate line.
	15	IA[N], RA[N] commands				int IA[100];
		The global variables IA and RA are				float RA[100];
		defined in the beginning of every
		program. They are vectors of the length
		100.
18.5		Examples
	Here are some examples of the conversion:
	Clarinet/Saxophone format		The Harmonica’s format
			int IA[100];
			float RA[100];
	##START		##START

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