Heredocs have proven to create much more readable syntax especially
inside compilers. I've hacked them a bit with the following effects:
1) single-quote-delimitted heredocs are valid now
These wprk like single-quoted strings, that is: no backslash substitutions.
2) heredocs are now valid inside statements too, not just at end of line:
.sub main :main
.local string code
code = ''
emit(code, <<"HERE", 10)
line 1
line %d
line 2
HERE
.end
.sub emit
.param string code
.param string more
.param pmc args :slurpy
$S0 = sprintf more, args
code .= $S0
print code
.end
Thanks to Patrick for the hint. Please note that only one heredoc can be
active at one time.
Have fun,
leo
