Domac

Domac is a powerful text editing and macro language that's designed to be similar to popular options like awk, sed, and m4. One of its key features is the ability to be embedded in other languages, making it ideal for use in a wide range of programming applications. Additionally, Domac allows for comments to be placed anywhere within instructions, resulting in programs that read like normal English sentences.

Originally developed for assembling web pages, Domac can be used for a variety of other applications as well. To use the software, simply run the command "domac < cmd_file > < infile > < outdir >" and get started with the intuitive interface.

While Domac is a powerful tool, it's important to be aware of its limitations. For example, bookmarks in AsmFile and AsmMgr may be lost with a new installation, and the file and directory structure assumes the use of short file names without spaces. This means that longer directory names may cause issues with some AsmTool programs, and the internal buffers may overflow if paths and names are longer than 200 bytes.

Overall, Domac is a versatile language that's well-suited for a range of programming applications. While it may have some limitations, its powerful features make it a valuable addition to any developer's toolbox.