Expected results for test: P3-46.pl460

P3-46.pl460 :

(define (function0 V0)
	(cond 
		((list? V0) (display "value is a list"))
		((not (number? V0)) (display "value is not numeric"))
		((zero? V0) (display "value is 9"))
		((< V0 5) (display "value is less than 5"))
		((and (> V0 3) (< V0 29)) (display "value is between 3 and 29"))
		((or (= V0 29) (= V0 25)) (display "value is 29 or 25"))
		((>= V0 19) (display "value is greater than or equal to 19"))
		((<= V0 -1) (display "value is less than or equal to -1"))
		(else (display "value is greater than 29 but not 25"))
	)
)

(define (main)
	(function0 '(0 1 2))
	(newline)
	(function0 2)
	(newline)
	(function0 5)
	(newline)
	(function0 03)
	(newline)
	(function0 9)
	(newline)
	(function0 -5)
	(newline)
	(function0 "Hello")
	(newline)
	(function0 15)
	(newline)
)

(main)

Input file: P3-46.pl460

0 errors found in input file
P3-46.cpp :

// Autogenerated PL460 to C++ Code
// File: P3-46.cpp

#include <iostream>
#include "Object.h"
using namespace std;


Object function0 (Object V0)
{
	Object __RetVal;
	if (listp (V0))
	{
		cout << Object("value is a list");
	}
	else 	if (! (numberp (V0)))
	{
		cout << Object("value is not numeric");
	}
	else 	if (zerop (V0))
	{
		cout << Object("value is 9");
	}
	else 	if ((V0 < Object("5")))
	{
		cout << Object("value is less than 5");
	}
	else 	if (((V0 > Object("3")) && (V0 < Object("29"))))
	{
		cout << Object("value is between 3 and 29");
	}
	else 	if (((V0 == Object("29")) || (V0 == Object("25"))))
	{
		cout << Object("value is 29 or 25");
	}
	else 	if ((V0 >= Object("19")))
	{
		cout << Object("value is greater than or equal to 19");
	}
	else 	if ((V0 <= Object("-1")))
	{
		cout << Object("value is less than or equal to -1");
	}
	else 
	{
		cout << Object("value is greater than 29 but not 25");
	}
	return __RetVal;
}

int main ()
{
	Object __RetVal;
	__RetVal = function0(Object("(0 1 2 )"));
	cout << endl;
	__RetVal = function0(Object("2"));
	cout << endl;
	__RetVal = function0(Object("5"));
	cout << endl;
	__RetVal = function0(Object("03"));
	cout << endl;
	__RetVal = function0(Object("9"));
	cout << endl;
	__RetVal = function0(Object("-5"));
	cout << endl;
	__RetVal = function0(Object("Hello"));
	cout << endl;
	__RetVal = function0(Object("15"));
	cout << endl;
	return 0;
}

PL460 program output: 

value is a list
value is less than 5
value is between 3 and 29
value is less than 5
value is between 3 and 29
value is less than 5
value is not numeric
value is between 3 and 29

C++ program output: 

value is a list
value is less than 5
value is between 3 and 29
value is less than 5
value is between 3 and 29
value is less than 5
value is not numeric
value is between 3 and 29

Differences:			      < pl460 | cpp >

value is a list					value is a list
value is less than 5				value is less than 5
value is between 3 and 29			value is between 3 and 29
value is less than 5				value is less than 5
value is between 3 and 29			value is between 3 and 29
value is less than 5				value is less than 5
value is not numeric				value is not numeric
value is between 3 and 29			value is between 3 and 29