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Elmo HARmonica Software Manual

 

P R E L I M I N A R Y   D R A F T

 

HARSFEN0602

 

 

 

 

 

217 

command AF  

2 WT 

command 

The keyword ‘wait is used instead the 
command WT 

WT=xxx wait 

xxx 

3 

JP command without condition 
The keyword ‘goto’ is used for jump to 
the label 

JP##LABEL goto##LABEL 

4 

JP command with condition 
The ‘if’ statement is used for condition 

JP##LABEL,cond if 

cond 

     goto##LABEL 
end 

5 

JS command without condition 
The subroutine call is used 

JS##LABEL LABEL 

6 

JS command with condition 
The ‘if’ statement is used for condition 

JS##LABEL,cond if 

cond 

    LABEL 
end 

7 

JZ command without condition 
The keyword ‘reset’ is used for killing 
stack and jump to the subroutine 

JZ##LABEL reset 

LABEL 

8 

JZ command with condition 
The ‘if’ statement is used for condition 

JZ##LABEL,cond if 

cond 

     reset LABEL 
end 

9 EN 

command 

The keyword ‘exit’ is used instead the 
command EN 

EN exit 

10 RT 

command 

The keyword ‘return’ is used instead the 
command RT 

RT return 

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 

A single line may contain several 
expressions to evaluate separated with 
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. 

UM=5;MO=1;BG UM=5; 

MO=1; 
BG 

15  IA[N], RA[N] commands 

The global variables IA and RA are 
defined in the beginning of every 
program. They are vectors of the length 
100. 

 int 

IA[100]; 

float RA[100]; 

 

Here are some examples of the conversion: 

 

Clarinet/Saxophone format 

The Harmonica’s format 

 int 

IA[100]; 

float RA[100]; 

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