Sample programs written in ETA and EASy (the Eta ASsembler)
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true.eas	A reimplementation of the Unix utility /bin/true
hello.eas	Print "Hello, world!" to stdout.
pip.eas		CP/M's PIP: copy input to output unchanged.
pip2.eas	(functionally identical, but all on two lines.)
reverse.eas	Copy input to output, reversed		### NOT IN EAS.HTML
function.eas	Function call-and-return, demonstrated using addition.
add.eas		Test-harness for "function.eas": read, add and write.
writestr.eas	A variadic function to print a NUL-terminated string.
hello2.eas	A rewrite of "Hello, world!" using the string-printer.
writenum.eas	Function to print the top of stack as a decimal integer.
multiply.eas	Function to multiply two numbers together.
readnum.eas	The converse of "printnum.eas".
fact.eas	Recursive factorial function.
bottles.eas	Print words to "99 bottes of beer".
euclid.eas	Greatest common divisor of two numbers.	### NOT YET DEBUGGED
test.eas	Transient stuff to test features: don't rely on this.
temperat.c	Sample program from K&R second edition, section 1.2 p9
temperat.eas	EAS re-write of the K&C version.	### NOT YET WRITTEN

These programs are described in more detail in "../doc/easman.html"
(You may need to "make" it from the source in "../doc/eas.html")


What's NOT here?
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Assembled and hand-tweaked ETA programs: these are in ../pit

A regression-test suite -- this is a bad oversight.

An additional, and very helpful, routine would be a routine to perform
an inequality test: if a > b?  I can't think of any way to do this but
the obvious, with a loop.  In fact, I can't offhand even see how to
bound the loop.  Any ideas?