Meq

Meq was created by Richard Sparrow (User:TheMeq) in April 2015.

Instructions

You have 1000 pointers that can be assigned a value. Loops cannot be nested within each other.

Instruction	Description
>	Increase pointer location by 1.
<	Decrease pointer location by 1.
r	Reset pointer location to 0.
t	Set current pointer value to 0.
+	Increase value contained in current pointer by 1.
-	Decrease value contained in current pointer by 1.
=	Increase value contained in current pointer by 10.
_	Decrease value contained in current pointer by 10.
.	Increase value contained in current pointer by 50.
,	Decrease value contained in current pointer by 50.
:	Increase value contained in current pointer by 100.
;	Decrease value contained in current pointer by 100.
p	Print out the ASCII code of the value in the current pointer.
g	Print out the value in the current pointer.
q	Set the first reserved variable to the value in the current pointer.
w	Set the second reserved variable to the value in the current pointer.
z	Set the first reserved variable to the value of the second reserved variable.
x	Set the second reserved variable to the value of the first reserved variable.
a	Add the value of the first reserved variable to the second reserved variable and put it in the current pointer.
s	Subtract the value of the first reserved variable from the second reserved variable and put it in the current pointer.
d	Multiply the values of the first reserved variable and the second reserved variable and put it in the current pointer.
w	Divide the value of the first reserved variable into the second reserved variable and put it in the current pointer.
[	Start a loop, the number of loops is determined by the value in the previous pointer.
]	End the loop.
@	Print out the Meq About screen.
!	End of Program marker.

Hello World

.==++>:+>+>[:++++++++>]:=+>===++>.===+++++++>:=+>:=++++>:++++++++>:rp>p>>p>p>p>p>p>p>p>p>p!

External resources

• Meq homepage with downloads (from the Wayback Machine; retrieved on 24 April 2016)