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From: Skybuck Flying on 18 Apr 2008 22:41
Hello,

For testing purposes and maybe even development purposes it might be handy
to let the compiler try compiling some sections of code, if it fails
compiling those sections, the compiler will just continue after the
"TryCompileOnFailure" block.
The compiler might even set some pre-defined variables in program code so
good code at on failure might display compile failures... could be
interesting for test code.

So for example a new compiler block or syntax might be used for example:

TryCompileBegin
SomePossiblyFaultyCode
TryCompileOnFailure
WriteStrings( CompileFailureMessages );
TryCompileEnd

Bye,
Skybuck.


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