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New page wikitext, after the edit (new_wikitext) | '= Frontal Lobe Lobotomy (FLL) =
'''Frontal Lobe Lobotomy (1.0.0)''' is an esoteric programming language inspired by brain surgery metaphors 'Lobotomy'. It uses pointer-addressable neurons and suture levels to represent stateful, context-sensitive operations. Developed by [[User:Creepy]]
== Design Goals ==
* To create a compact yet Turing-complete language
* To blend dark humor with real computation in a small binary.
* Programs resemble corrupted surgical reports. Execution feels like watching your RAM get neurosurgery.
=== Frontal Lobe Lobotomy Components ===
* '''Brain Tape''': A contiguous block of '''65536 memory cells''', indexed from 0 to 65535. Each cell holds a 32-bit floating-point number '''(float32)''' and is initialized to 0.0.
* '''Brain Pointer (BP)''': An unsigned integer that holds the index of the currently active cell on the '''Brain Tape'''. It is initialized to 0. Its value can range from 0 to 65535.
* '''Suture Lever 1 (SL1)''': An integer state variable that '''modifies the function''' of many mask symbols. It is initialized to 0. SL1 cycles through the values 0, 1, 2, 3. '''Incrementing SL1 from 3 resets it to 0.'''
* '''Line Pointer (LP)''': An unsigned integer that points to the '''current line of code to be executed'''. It is initialized to 0 and increments by one after each instruction, unless a jump occurs.
* '''RAM''': A single '''float32 memory slot''' used for temporary storage. It is initialized to 0.0.
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+= Frontal Lobe Lobotomy (FLL) =
+'''Frontal Lobe Lobotomy (1.0.0)''' is an esoteric programming language inspired by brain surgery metaphors 'Lobotomy'. It uses pointer-addressable neurons and suture levels to represent stateful, context-sensitive operations. Developed by [[User:Creepy]]
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+== Design Goals ==
+* To create a compact yet Turing-complete language
+* To blend dark humor with real computation in a small binary.
+* Programs resemble corrupted surgical reports. Execution feels like watching your RAM get neurosurgery.
+
+=== Frontal Lobe Lobotomy Components ===
+* '''Brain Tape''': A contiguous block of '''65536 memory cells''', indexed from 0 to 65535. Each cell holds a 32-bit floating-point number '''(float32)''' and is initialized to 0.0.
+* '''Brain Pointer (BP)''': An unsigned integer that holds the index of the currently active cell on the '''Brain Tape'''. It is initialized to 0. Its value can range from 0 to 65535.
+* '''Suture Lever 1 (SL1)''': An integer state variable that '''modifies the function''' of many mask symbols. It is initialized to 0. SL1 cycles through the values 0, 1, 2, 3. '''Incrementing SL1 from 3 resets it to 0.'''
+* '''Line Pointer (LP)''': An unsigned integer that points to the '''current line of code to be executed'''. It is initialized to 0 and increments by one after each instruction, unless a jump occurs.
+* '''RAM''': A single '''float32 memory slot''' used for temporary storage. It is initialized to 0.0.
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Unix timestamp of change (timestamp) | '1751810914' |