neural circlejerk

neural circlejerk is yet another brainfuck derivative by User:Transoptimal.

The original idea that inspired neural circlejerk was:

esolang where the only conditional is smth like "skip next instruction if [condition]" and loops are achieved by the entire code being executed in a loop until an explicit halt

Differences

These are the differences between neural circlejerk and brainfuck.

• [ jumps past the next (not the matching) ] if the current cell is 0. every program that contains a non-zero amount of [ instructions must contain at least 1 ] instruction.
• ] does nothing.
• { has the same rules as [, except it jumps to and requires } instead of ], and its condition is the current cell not being 0.
• } does nothing.
• # halts execution.
• during execution, the source code is treated as if it repeats infinitely; the instruction pointer loops back to the start when reaching the end of the code, and [ & { instructions at the end of the code can correspond to ] & } instructions at the start.

Examples

Note that since there currently does not exist any implementation of neural circlejerk, all of these are untested.

Cat

,{#}.

Truth machine

{,{#}.

Count down from number

[,]}{.-{#