Versions

Versions are like the macros in C that you can use with #ifdef to compile differently

Each core sets different versions, so the program knows what it is being compiled for. These are the versions:

• Linux86: "Linux86", "Linux"
• RM86: "RM86"

Enable statement

This statement uses this syntax:

enable VERSION

If the given VERSION is not restricted, then it will enable the version

Requires statement

This statement uses this syntax:

requires VERSION

If the given VERSION is not enabled, it will error

Version statement

This is a block statement with this syntax:

version VERSION
    BLOCK
end

It will only compile BLOCK if the given VERSION is enabled

Restrict statement

This statement uses this syntax

restrict VERSION

This will make the compiler error if the given VERSION is ever enabled