Macchiato Programming Language

Macchiato is a simple programming language

Macchiato 1.0 was a programming language with the following features:

Programs consist of a single block.
Debugging support is provided with two modes: execution without debugging and execution with debugging.
Debugging commands include c(ontinue), s(tep) <number>, d(isplay) <number>, and e(xit).
Variables are one-letter names (from 'a' to 'z') of type int.
Program constructs include blocks, for loops, if statements, variable assignments, and printing values.

Macchiato 1.1 is an extension of Macchiato 1.0 with the following additional features:

Introduces procedures that act as functions with zero or more integer parameters and no return values.
The procedures can be declared and called with arguments.
A new debugger command dump is added to create a memory dump of the program to a file.
Convenient Java-based tools for building Macchiato programs are provided.

Here's an example program in Macchiato 1.0:

begin block
var n 30
for k n-1
begin block
var p 1
k := k+2
for i k-2
i := i+2
if k % i = 0
p := 0
if p = 1
print k
end block
end block

You can use the provided Java-based tools to create and execute Macchiato programs.

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