MacroExpressions is pleased to announce the release of Unimal 2.0c for Win32 and Linux platforms.
Unimal is an advanced language-independent macro processor (preprocessor); it helps programmers improve software quality and development process, helps improve code maintainability and helps optimize memory usage in a highly maintainable way.
This release improves usability, again based on “wishlist” requests. Version 2.0c is backward-compatible with versions 2.0b, 2.0a and 2.0.
MacroExpressions is a sole proprietorship dedicated to developing original software tools. It is located in Acton, MA.
For more information, contact Ark Khasin, akhasin@macroexpressions.com or (978) 930-1907.
Generally, Unimal is reluctant to add new features because it wants to be very easy to learn. However, there is a balance to be found between being easy to learn and being easy to apply.
The features added to 2.0c come from the real-world experience and improve Unimal’s ease of use and ease of integration in complex build processes.
Beginning with Unimal 2.0c, the following command-line switches are allowed:
Added Unimal operators Save and Restore.
“Save” stashes away the current values associated with the supplied name; “Restore” restores the saved values of a saved parameters, and can do it selectively among numeric, string and macro values.