Enn

Enn: Executable NAND Network

A logic-oriented esolang.

An interpreter and examples can be found here.

How Enn works

Every instruction in Enn does 1 of 2 things:

• Set a variable
• Output that variable

The only computation given to you is the ability to use NAND.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Every program loops. To end a program, you must forcequit it.

Usage

REQUIREMENTS: Python v3.x

Simply place enn.py in the same directory as your program and run it using enn.py PROGRAM[.enn] [CYCLE WAIT TIME].

Syntax

Basic Rules

• Every instruction should be ended with ";".
• Spaces, lines, and indentation does not matter.
• Comments are padded with "/".

Commands

Create a variable

Q is the name of the variable.

q=;

Use a NAND gate

Variable Q is set to W NAND E.

q=w,e;

You can also use direct values.

q=w,0;

Output a value

Q is outputed to the console. Variable outputs are inline.

>q;

An output symbol with no variable is a newline.

>;

That's it, really.