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INCJ
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The INCJ (pronounced INC-JAY) programming language is an OISC. It operates on a memory of signed unbounded integers.
The pseudo-C definition
Mem[a] += Mem[b];
if (Mem[a] != Mem[c]) {
goto d;
}
DJN equivalence
The following memory locations are defined:
- dec:-1
- zero: 0
For every DJN command, "X Y", the INCJ command "Y dec zero X", can replace it. This means INCJ is Turing Complete.