Ahhlang
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ahh is a language (created by User:Elemental) that uses a as an instruction and h as a terminator.
Note I will represent the amount of a's before an h as number like 0 is h and 1 is ah and 2 is aah and so on.
There are two stacks in ahh stack a (the working stank) and stack b (the storage stack) if you pop while nothing is on the stack it returns 0.
cbreak mode is enabled and echoing is disabled.
| instruction | argument | information |
|---|---|---|
| 0 (NUL) | Not Used. | pushes 0 on to stack a. |
| 1 (LDI) | What to load in the accumulator. | Load a value in the accumulator. |
| 2 (STA) | Not Used. | Store the accumulator onto stack a . |
| 3 (TAB) | Not Used. | Pop the top value off of stack a and push it on to stack b. |
| 4 (TBA) | Not Used. | Pop the top value off of stack b and push it on to stack a. |
| 5 (DRP) | Not Used. | Pop stack a and do nothing with it. |
| 6 (LDA) | Not Used. | Pop stack a and put it in to the accumulator. |
| 7 (PRN) | Not Used. | Pop stack a and print the ascii character until 0. |
| 8 (BCP) | What to push. | push to stack a from the arguments until there is a 0 or an h without an a before it |
| 9 (BNE) | Where to jump. | If the accumulator is not 0 than set the code that is running to after the index of the argument relative to h's. |
| 10 (INP) | Not Used. | Reads a character from the terminal and push it to stack a as a number. |
| 13 (ORD) | Not Used. | Pops everything off of stack a until 0 and (pushes a 0 and) pushes them so that the stack is flipped. |