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Doom One is the most complex programming language ever. It has over thousand instructions, and millions of functions and libraries. Such a program cannot be loaded in any computer. It even supports .net framework. However, in this programming system can be programmed live, new universes, there can create new dimensions and worlds. But a single bug can realize with the end of our times.

Hello World Example

Using 'stantard.dlx'
Public Static Sub Load() Download 'VbObjects.dlx'
Dim (new)HelloWorld as String.Type
 Create StrongTyping.HelloWorld (Size of HelloWorld = 11)
  USE PASCAL:CALLING
  ASM
  MOVE DX, CX AS NEW RECORD.STRONGTYPING
  CREATE ASM
  EXECUTE
  END
  HelloWorld:='Hello World';
  HelloWorld[0]:=11;
  END USE
  STANDARD.CreateVbObject (HelloWorld)
  STANDARD::Initialize ("VbObjects.NewString").HelloWorld
  PREPARE CRT.MONITOR
  PREPARE CRT.NEWSTRINGONSCREEN FOR USES
  "Hello World".Set
  Write as "Hello World", ParamStr(0), Vista.Execute //NOT PASCAL SUPPORTING
  While Chars (In Stack Frame).Send Do
      {
      ASM GET STRINg, HelloWorld
      }
  Computer.CPU.Memory.Programs(ParamStr(0)).FreeMemory
 End Sub //NOT PASCAL

The programmer must do everything: Initialize the program, put in memory, create the variable, declare the lenght of the variable, declare the lenght of the string, declare the Visual Pascal OnSet, Use assembler, prepare the monitor, put every char in the monitor, put the program out of memory, and end the sub.

DLX

DLX is a kind of DLLs that uses the Doom One compiler. Each one has over 100 Mb of size, just like in the .net framework. The program is interpreter in memory, so the execution can take over a million years.

Compilers

• Doom One Compiler
• Doom One for MS-DOS
• FreeSource Doom One
• DLX Compiler