>That is an interestingly broad statement. Do I understand that there are >no high level language compilers or interpreters that you can recommend? Let me break down my broad statement into two groups. When the code's intent is unambiguous I fully expect any software to cope. When the code's intent is ambiguous I don't expect the software to be able to understand what to do.
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