User:EvyLah
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I made some stuff :D
Whatever I put in the status column means
done | Language is done, examples and all. |
wip | Language is work progress, like if I need to add instructions. |
mld | Main language is complete, just need more examples or proofs. |
language | description | status |
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Brainfuck+2 | Very similar to brainfuck, with the addition of |
done |
Titled | Brainfuck+2, but the code is written in the interpreter's filename. The > and < commands were changed to ( and ) because angle brackets aren't allowed in filenames.
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done |
Code your own instructions, lazyass | A language where you have to code the instructions. You push instructions to a stack, and then the program reads instructions from the stack. I still need to check if this language is usable. | wip |
Assembly Line | An esolang inspired by those tycoon games on Roblox. In this language, droppers drop items which can be manipulated and moved around to do input, output, math, and more. | wip |
Random-ass Turing Complete Language | A stack-based language designed to be Turing-complete. I need actual proof that this is Turing-complete, and also more examples. | mld |
Mode Spam | A language where you use different modes to do different things. | wip |
.exe | A joke language that takes a .exe file as its source code. | done |
Do nothing | Takes code and does nothing. | done |
BFMacros | Brainfuck but with a bunch of macros that may or may not be useful. | done |
Useful brainfuck | Brainfuck but with a bunch of new commands that may or may not be useful. | done |
The "Minus" series
language | description | status |
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-Output | A 2D Befunge-styled language with no standard output. | done |
-Data Storage | Another 2D language but without a data structure. No stack, tape, or heap. | wip |
+Output | EXACTLY like -Output but with a standard output command. | done |
I also contributed to these:
Test area
area where I test some stuff related to editing
help how do I get syntax highlighting <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> print("how") </syntaxhighlight>
if status == "figured how to get syntax highlighting": print("whoo")
I know the <pre> tag works for code but how do I get syntax highlighting here
Smallfuck to wiki table compiler on scratch
Testing this with an example program
Command number | State of program(running or halted) | Current symbol in program(>*>*[*<]) | Tape | Pointing to cell: |
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1 | Running | > | 00000000 | 1 |
2 | Running | * | 01000000 | 1 |
3 | Running | > | 01000000 | 2 |
4 | Running | * | 01100000 | 2 |
5 | Running | [ | 01100000 | 2 |
6 | Running | * | 01000000 | 2 |
well it seems like it worked