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Some programming support libraries may be included automatically at the end of your program by the C-INTERCAL compiler. While such a convenience feature might be judged not in the spirit of INTERCAL, the required level of perversity is arguably restored by the way inclusion is triggered: whenever your program refers to a line from specified magic ranges without defining any line in those ranges in the program.
(CLC-INTERCAL does not have this feature, but it is trivial to concatenate a copy of any desire library onto the end of the program.)
The following table maps magic line ranges to systen libraries. Descriptions of the libraries follow it.
• syslib: | Base system library | |
• floatlib: | Floating-point library |
From | To | Versions | Description |
---|---|---|---|
(1000) | (1999) | All | Basic System Library |
(5000) | (5999) | >=0.29 | Floatring Point Library |