I want to program in this esolang

inspiration

I want to program in this esolang is a esolang created by User:cleverxia during a lack of ideas. it operates on 5 queues.

Program flow

the 5 queues are called the fact queue, mentalize queue, reify queue, pulverize queue, and program queue.

there's also an array C and 4 registers: mind, matter, strength, cnt. if any of the registers less than 20, it is an error.

The program is first loaded into program queue, pops instructions from that queue, and halts whenever it's empty.

Commands

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command	stands for	meaning
a		push A into fact queue
m	mentalize	pops x from fact queue and push into mentalize queue and push a M into fact queue. decreases mind
r	reify	pops x from mentalize queue and push into reify queue and push a R into fact queue. decreases matter
p	pulverize	pops x from reify queue and convert into resource and push a P into fact queue. decreases strength
c	purify	pops x from mentalize queue and make C[x]+=1 and push a Q into fact queue
s	synthesize	pops two elements from the pulverize queue (call them x,y), decrease C[x] and C[y], synthesize them, and push result into the fact queue.
y	MentAll	clear the fact queue and push equal S's into the mentalize queue. pushes a C into the fact queue
f	forget	pops an element from the mentalize queue and clear the corresponding queue: element queue M mentalize R reify P pulverize Q fact other things none
l	loop	pushes everything in the fact queue into the program queue, twice, as AMRPQCS -> amrpcso
r	recurse	pushes everything in the fact queue into the program queue, twicw, as AMRPQCS -> flryhzo
h	halt	halt
o	nop	APLWSI interprete
z	swap	pops x,y from reify queue, swaps queue x and y.

resource conversion

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resource converted	what it does
M	mind++;
R	matter++;
P	strength++;
Q	cnt++;
C	outputs cnt; cnt=0
S and anything other	APLWSI interpreter

synthesize rules

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elt 1\elt 2	A	M	R	P	Q	C	S
A	M	P	Q	S	A	C	R
M	P	Q	M	C	S	R	A
R	Q	C	P	R	M	A	S
P	R	S	A	Q	C	P	M
Q	A	M	C	R	Q	S	P
C	C	R	S	A	P	M	Q
S	S	A	R	M	P	Q	C

example

This section is still a work in progress. It may be changed in the future.

Computational class

I don't know. In fact, we'll never know. It's at least not category:total.