User:Feuermonster
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[edit] About
Yeah, that's me. I started to get fascinated by esolangs as I seen Brainfuck on wikipedia. Then I'll clicked on the link to this wiki, and look at some languages. Then, I wanted to create my own languages. First, I wrote my interpreters in VB.Net, but now, i('ll)try to write them in python.
[edit] Others
Things invented by me:
[edit] C++-BF
BF-Interpreter in C++.
#include <cstdio>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <cstring>
//#include <ctype>
#include <iostream>
#include <cctype>
#include <vector>
#include "conio.h"
#include <cmath>
int GetCell(int);
int main(int argc, const char* argv[])
{
int* i = new int(0);
int* a = new int(argc);
for(;*i < *a;++*i)
{
std::cout << argv[*i];
}
std::cout << std::endl;
delete i,a;
std::vector<int> bf_jump_left;
std::vector<int> bf_jump_right;
int* iC = new int(0);
std::string* buf = new std::string("");
std::string szCode =">+++++++++[<++++++++>-]<.>+++++++[<++++>-]<+.+++++++..+++.>>>++++++++[<++++>-]<.>>>++++++++++[<+++++++++>-]<---.<<<<.+++.------.--------.>>+.";
int* length = new int(szCode.length());
i = new int(0);
for(;*i < *length;++*i)
{
if(szCode[*i] == '[') bf_jump_right.push_back (*i);
if(szCode[*i] == ']') bf_jump_left.push_back (*i);
}
std::cout << std::endl;
delete length,i;
unsigned int index = 0;
int index_r = -1;
int index_l = -1;
int cell = 0;
std::string aCode = szCode;
int* Memory = new int[30000]();
while(index < aCode.length())
{
if(aCode[index]=='[')
{
index_r += 1;
if(Memory[GetCell(cell)] == 0)
{
index = bf_jump_left[index_r];
index_r -= 1;
continue;
}
}
if(aCode[index]==']')
{
index_l += 1;
if(Memory[GetCell(cell)] != 0)
{
index = bf_jump_right[index_l];
index_l -= 1;
continue;
}
}
if(aCode[index]=='<')
{
cell -= 1;
}
if(aCode[index]=='>')
{
cell += 1;
}
if(aCode[index]=='+')
{
Memory[GetCell(cell)] += 1;
Memory[GetCell(cell)] %= 256;
}
if(aCode[index]=='-')
{
Memory[GetCell(cell)] -= 1;
if(Memory[GetCell(cell)] < 0)
Memory[GetCell(cell)] += 256;
}
if(aCode[index]=='.')
{
(*buf)+=((char)Memory[GetCell(cell)]);
//std::cout << (Memory[GetCell(cell)]) << ";";
}
index +=1;
}
std::cout << (*buf).c_str();
_getche();
return 0;
}
int GetCell(int iCell)
{
return((abs(iCell)*2) - (iCell < 0));
}
[edit] WeirdScript
WeirdScript is a ring-based esoteric language. Variables are stored unamed, but they recieve an adress.
Before we take care at some details, let's have a look at a example programme How everyone would expect, it is the well known "Hello World" Programm.
/% Hello World Programm in WeirdScript %/
nr{0};
cl 0 [0] {
rsrv -> +z; //z does not exist
"Hello World!" -> +z;
prnt -> +z;
kll -> +z;
//Just for fun we'll print 4.
rsrv -> +z;
(s) -> +z;
prnt -> +z;
kll -> +z;
}
z is 0 k is 1 s is 2 i is 3 k* is 10 s* is 20 i** is 30 (k) is 0 (s) is 2 (i) is 4 +k is 2 +z is 1
[edit] ASM-Fuck
ASM-Fuck has things from Assembler (not so many) and things from esolangs. The interpreter will be in python.
[edit] Types
[char]([value])[type]
- # for integer
- $ for strings
[edit] Instructions
- '[char or other instructions] Tells the interpreter with what he schould do something.
- > Adds one to a temporary var.
- < Subs one from a temporary var.
- + Adds to the choosen var the temporary var.
- - The same with sub.
- * The same with mul.
- / The same with div.
- ^ Push the var on to the stack.
- v Pop from the stack.
- out prints the var.
More features coming soon.
[edit] Example
//An addition in ASM-fuck
.section DATA:
f(0)#
e(0)#
r(0)#
end_section;
.section CODE:
'f>>>>+^; @init f init 4 and adds it to f and push f on stack
'e>>>>+^; @the same with e
'+vvr; @init addition, pop a, pop b add a,b ->r
out r; @print r
end_section;
//The MAKRO
.section DATA:
a(0)#
end_section;
.section MAKRO:
add(0,1):
'0^; @push Parameter 0
'1^; @push Parameter 1
'+vv0; @init add, pop a, pop b, add a,b store in 0
'0^; @push 0
end_; @end of the function
end_section;
.section CODE:
call add(4,4); @call the add function with the parameters 4 and 4
'av; @Now pop and store into a
out a; @out a. (Will print 8)
end_section;
[edit] PyBF
A simple non-wrapping BF Interpreter in Python written by me.
import re
import string
import random
def bf_start():
input_var = raw_input()
bf_interpret(input_var)
def GetCell(cell):
return ((abs(cell)*2) - (cell < 0))
def bf_interpret(codestring):
bf_jump_right = []
bf_jumps_right = []
bf_jump_left = []
counter = 0
code = []
for chr_ in codestring:
code.append(chr_)
if (chr_ == '['):
bf_jump_right.append(counter)
bf_jumps_right.append(counter)
if (chr_ == ']'):
bf_jump_left.append(bf_jumps_right.pop())
counter = counter + 1
#print bf_jump_right
#print bf_jump_left
index = 0
index_r = -1
index_l = -1
Memory = []
i = 0
while (i < 1000001):
Memory.append(0)
i = i +1
cell = 0
while (index < len(code)):
if code[index] == '[':
index_r = index_r + 1
if Memory[GetCell(cell)] == 0:
index = bf_jump_left[index_r]
index_r = index_r - 1
#print 'Goto ',index
continue
if code[index] == ']':
index_l = index_l + 1
if Memory[GetCell(cell)] != 0:
index = bf_jump_right[index_l]
index_l = index_l - 1
#print 'Goto ',index
continue
if code[index] == '>':
cell = cell + 1
if code[index] == '<':
cell = cell - 1
if code[index] == '+':
Memory[GetCell(cell)] = Memory[GetCell(cell)] + 1
if code[index] == '-':
Memory[GetCell(cell)] = Memory[GetCell(cell)] - 1
if code[index] == '.':
print str(chr(int(Memory[GetCell(cell)])))
if code[index] == ',':
Memory[GetCell(cell)] = raw_input()
if code[index] == ':':
print Memory[GetCell(cell)]
index = index + 1
bf_start()
[edit] zZOMG!
Finished. Documentation and Interpreter comming soon.
[edit] Foga 2k
< Move the pointer left
> Move the pointer right
+ Increments the cell under the pointer
- Decrements the cell under the pointer
^ The Cell has the new value (Cell * Cell)
% The Cell has the new value (Cell ^ 1/2) (Sqrt)
# Prints the curent cell out as string
@ Prints the curent cell out as ascii.
? The cell has the new value pi (3.14159 and so on)
! The cell has the new value 0.
{ Label (Jumpmark)
} If the cell != 1, then jump back to { else continue.
( Label (Jumpmark)
) If the cell != 0, then jump back to ( else continue.
| Label for ifs.
X and Y are Variable form 0 to 9. That means, there are 10 Variables.
$(x,y) if x = y continue, else back to the |
ç(x,y) if not x = y continue, else back to |
&(x,y) if x > y continue, else back to |
=(x,y) if x < y continue, else back to |
*(x,y) x is now x * y
/(x,y) x is now x/y
;(x) creates the var x, x has the value = Cell (x can only be 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8 or 9)
:(x) prints out the var x as string
_(x) prints out the var x as ascii.
\ Back to the begin of the programm.
s Input as string
i Input as number.
[...] .. statesment between [] will eceuted twice. You can just use statesment of one character. like +-^%. [++++^] is equals to ++++++++^^
x(x) The cell gains the value from the var x.
8(x) var x = x + Cell
¬ Cell to ascii
f fibonacci
q faculty
o Label (Jumpmark)
a back to o
G Jumps to the line (value = Cell) ++G will jump to the second line.
A(x,y) if x=y G
B(x,y) if not x=y G
C(x,y) if x>y G
D(x,y) if not x>y G
E(x,y) x = x mod y
r random number. (between 0 and cell)
p Interupt
1 sin
2 cos
3 tan
4 asin
5 acos
6 atan
g ignore the next 10 characters
y The y will jump to the next character, interpret him only, if it is a jumpmark. Then jump to next character and ignore it. Then continue. y+++, will only makes a +. y{++}# . This will add 1. Then go back to { and add 2, an prints ouut 3. You can not use operations with more then one character like E(x,y) (thats a 6 Character op)( x(x) is a 4 character op) use d for 4 character ops. And e for 6 character ops.
F(x) Creates a special var. its like an array f[var x,value of cell] x ist the value from the var x. +++++;(1)F(1) This will make f[5,5]. SO the 5 index of f is 5. +++++;(1)----F(1) is f[5,1] the 5 index of f is 1.
H(x) Reads the array. +;(1)!+++++F(1)!H(1)# Creates f[1,5] and reads f[1] to the cell. This example will print 5. I know, its difficult to understand.
Examples:
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++@Prints out A
[++++++++++][++++++++++][++++++++++]+++++@Prints out A
[++++]^+@Prints out A
?;(1)>+++;(2)*(1,2):(1)-- Guess ;)
[+++++]f@Prints out Y
[++]+q@Prints out x
>[+++++]r;(1)<|i;(2)$(1,2)A small game. You need to input a number form 1-10. The programm end if you inputed the right number.
>[+++++];(9)[+++++++++];(8)<o+;(1)f;(2):(2)_(9)x(1)y|a&(1,8)Prints out some fibonacci numbers.
[++++]^[++++]@![+++++]^+@[+++]+@@+++@![+++]^[++++]@![+++]^[--]@![+++++]+^--@[----]@+++@[--]--@+[----]-@
Thats a Hello, world programm.
>+++++++++(<++++++++>-)<@>+++++++(<++++>-)<+@+++++++@@+++@>>>++++++++(<++++>-)<@>>>++++++++++(<+++++++++>-)<---@<<<<@+++@------@--------@>>+@
The Hello World!-Programm from BF translated to Foga 2k.
++G +G +G +G +G +G +G +G +G #
This prints 10.
Interpreter: Download here http://clonkturm.cl.ohost.de/Foga_2k.exe (only for win and needs .NET Framework 2.0) (Bugfixed)
[edit] Quit Reloaded
Quit Reloaded is based on IRC-Commands.
/JOIN -- Add x to the var
/PART -- Sub x to the var
/CS -- Output as ASCII
/NS -- Output as String
/QUIT -- Root
/NICK -- ^2
/SERVER -- var = 0
/QUERY -- NewLine
/MSG -- Input
/KICK -- Division. /JOIN 100 /KICK 50 equals 2.
/INVITE -- Multiplication. /JOIN 2 /INVITE 50 equals 100.
Misc:
/JOIN #eso -- this will add 3. Because the length of the string after # is 3. /PART #eso -- same... 6/JOIN 5 -- this will add 65
The characters after /NS,/CS (Not /JOIN and /PART) and others will be ignored. /CS #esoteric op Foo is the same like /CS
Hello World Programm: /JOIN 104 /CS help /PART 104 /JOIN 110 /PART 9 /CS register #clonken foo foo@foo.ch /JOIN 7 /CS aop #clonken add Feuermonster /CS muh? /JOIN 3 /CS /PART 111 /JOIN 44 /CS /PART 44 /JOIN 32 /CS /PART 32 /JOIN 119 /CS hallo? /PART 8 /CS /JOIN 3 /CS /PART 6 /CS /PART 8 /CS
Interpreter (only for win and needs .Net-Framerwork 2.0) http://clonkturm.cl.ohost.de/Quit_Reloaded.exe
[edit] Projects
Now, I m working to finish the documentations and creating a new esoteric language called ASM-Fuck.
