Hardasm

Hardasm is a programming language designed by PSTF to make programmers can program more easily in 硬！！！.

Compare with original version

Arithmetic and Data

Hardasm added these commands to lower the programming difficulcy:

• move a b – transfers the value of b into a.
• add a b – equals to b inc-command.
• sub a b – equals to b dec-command.
• mul a b – equals to b add-command.
• div a b – get a÷b, result in quotient.
• mod a b – get a mod b.

For commands involving one variable and one number, we have the following regulations:

• Variable names (since variable names are also integers, similar to cell numbers in Brainfuck) must be enclosed in square brackets.
• It is allowed to use character literals to represent numbers. Character literals must be enclosed in single quotes.

Control Flow

Added conditional jump and one-time conditional block.

• if a – jump over nearest endif if a is 0.
• endif – must be matched with if-statement, but it does nothing though.
• jzr a label – jump to label if a is 0.
• jnz a label – jump to label if a is NOT 0.

Examples

Since we've regulated the variable name, then we have these examples:

Hello, world!

add [10] 'H'
add [11] 'e'
add [12] 'l'
add [13] 'o'
add [14] ','
add [15] ' '
add [16] 'w'
add [17] 'r'
add [18] 'd'
add [19] '!'
add [20] 10
putc [10]
putc [11]
putc [12]
putc [12]
putc [13]
putc [14]
putc [15]
putc [16]
putc [13]
putc [17]
putc [12]
putc [18]
putc [19]
putc [20]
halt

But even so, printing a string still requires a pile of shitty code, especially for long strings(For example, 򁻳󉶙񷩱㐨񪇱􄙷𗂋􌘔󾕺􊽡񝴪󨞶񂥈𐞐󧨒𮏀𥇊򶟲򺦽򗌤򋸁򜠮𾖼睜狊򸻔𜛛򱮴􈐯񞧊𝍓𸧋򹸾򿊏􇊇󹻓񦿛򬧹񻙢򏔀򙨉󳠝􏒽󏤸󙳬򠅪񃺯癱򟎢󬇟𢐍𞉡 󩺜󶘥󍨮񫠇󍾇𞜈񆖕󌯎򊓬󒟃񰭛𵗅𺪂􏇥򐅬򛚪򂞨񱫎񕠤򔔨𴍐𯜞󔚓񥃙𻪧􂿓� 򯑚򷑄󍕗񜾩򧓓􄿨񥏂﯉﯉𼶸򱙬􌄍𝇡󹄬񮣔㐓󧴫擓𿖕𹹙󵋪󐍓򬩵񀙕󼕰𠽢󝆹𿰅𭅋𩤯򴘰򗶁󞜼􃐏񥜒򹧯񏓿樞񳵄𰲞񏀑򬴨󞶾򽢈󔾕󃪽򝶩񆼔󖇺󉹔𬠼񗸹� 臀臀򷯺򋄼𣋭򾪳񼧌򕯺𮣉󂱪𑴶󰀣𷌽𡱎񧴽𓏖𖓝𕿙񍏋󆱌􋫢󬺀𖠄򀘑󂽆񚊏󒁍).

A+B Problem

read [0]
read [1]
add [1], [0]
write [1]

See Also

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