Cold Help System: Programming: ColdC Reference Manual

ColdC was initially created by Greg Hudson with ColdMUD, and was later developed and evolved by many enterprising individuals. ColdC is a low-profile object oriented database language. It is intended for network servers which require run-time morphism (such as Virtual/Interactive Environment Servers).

This reference manual is written by Brandon Gillespie, with portions being taken from the ColdMUD Reference manual written by Greg Hudson and additions by various Cold contributors.

For the most part, this manual specifies the language definition for ColdC 1.1. Some sections may be in addition to this specification (such as Native Methods).

• Object Oriented Programming
• Conventions used in this Document
• ColdC Objects
  • Referencing Objects
  • Methods
  • Variables
  • Special Objects
• Language Structure
  • Tokens
  • Data Types
  • Expressions
  • Statements
• Implementation Reference
  • Methods
  • Frames and Tasks
  • Errors
  • Security
  • Networking
  • Regular Expressions
  • Files
• Textdump Structure
• Function Reference
• Native Method Reference

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