Elmo HARmonica, HARSFEN0602 5.5.1 Labels (Entry points) , 5.5.2 For iteration

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wait : Iterate (suspend the execution of the program) until a specified time is elapsed.
for - end : Iterate counted times
break : Break an iteration or a switch expression (for, while, switch)
if – else – elseif – end: Conditional expression.
switch-case-otherwise-end: Case selection
goto – Go to some point in the program
reset – Kill the state of the executing program and jump to some point in the program.
function-return – Declare a function and its return point
##: Declare a label or an auto routine
#@: Declare a label or an auto routine
#@ - return: Declare an auto routine and its return point
exit – Terminate program execution.
5.5.1 Labels (Entry points)
Labels denote that program execution can start from that place, or that program execution can be branched to
that place.
Label definition has the following syntax:
##<LABEL_NAME>
or
#@<LABEL_NAME>
A maximum of 12 characters (letter and/or digit (not leading) and underscore (not leading) only) may be
used for label. A name of label must be distinct.
Labels can reside inside or outside function bodies, but not within a program flow structure, such as a for
iteration.
Labels inside function bodies regard as local of the function and serve as targets for goto instructions within
the same function.
Labels in the global text scope serve as possible execution starting points, and also as targets for reset and
global scope goto.
The XQ and the XC program launching commands use labels to specify where to start program execution
and were to terminate. For example, if user wants to start execution at ##LOOP2, he can do it by sending the
command
XQ ##LOOP2
Example:
##START; The program start
##LOOP1; A label
…. The body code A
goto##LOOP1;
##LOOP2;
….. The body code B
##LOOP3;
…
According to above example, if the program runs from label ##START, the body code A will be performed
forever. The ##LOOP2 will never be reached.
5.5.2 For iteration