Disassembly

Disassembly Disassembly is a theoretical esolang created by user:RainbowDash Disassembly is an Anti-humor coding language, the whole point of it, is that each instruction is the exact opposite of a similar sounding assembly instruction. Whenever Disassembly code is ran, it outputs a disassembled C++ file in which the code can actually run in C++.

Important to note

1. The memory address $ff holds the ascii code of the most recent key press from the user.
2. Some instructions do not have opposites, so they are not included.

Instruction set

Here are the instructions of Disassembly , along with the original instructions.

The instruction is the	Opposite of
INC	DEC
DEC	INC
ROR	ROL
ROL	ROR
COMEFROM	JMP
REPEAT	HALT
BEQ	BNE
BNE	BEQ
REM	EXEC
STA	LDA
LDA	STA
CMP	*

(Please note this isn't a full instruction set, and this might not ever get finished)

Example code

Truth Machine

The accumulator must be set before the program is ran Input:

start:
10 LDA #$01
20 CMP #$01
30 BEQ start  ; If accumulator is 1, jump back to start

Output:

#include <iostream>
int ACC = 0;

int main() {
    ACC = 1;
    while (true) {
        if (ACC == 1)
            continue;
        else
            break;
    }
    return 0;
}