Introduction

C Styled Script
Reference Manual

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INDEX
Introduction
   At A Glance
   Supported Systems
   Copyright
Installation
Using The CSS Executive
Language
Directives
System Library
String Library
Regular Expression Lib.
File Library
Database Library
C API
C++ API
CSS Links
  

C Styled Script (CSS) is a powerful and easy PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE available for Windows 9x/NT and OS/2. CSS follows the C syntax very closely and programmers used to C, C++ and JAVA will immediately be familiar with it.

CSS is used like an interpreter: You write the program with your favorite editor and run it directly like any BAT, CMD, REXX or PERL script.

More than that, CSS can be integrated in applications as a macro language. CSS has 2 API sets: A "C" API for any 32 bit compiler supporting the __stdcall or _System linkage respectively, and C++ class API for IBM's VisualAge C++.

By the DATA ACCESS LIBRARIES included in the base package, CSS is prepared also for high performance db tasks against ORACLE and DB2 like data import/export, schema setup scripts and further.

NOTE: Don't mix up with Cascaded Sytle Sheets having the same abbreviation, but being an extension to HTML rather than a programming language.
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