Six instruction language :)
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Six instruction languageis an language that has 6 instructions. An input stream is absent.
It has 3 registers and each are stored as a number from 0 to 15.
Register 3 is the output of the program.
Instructions
The following instructions are available. Please heed that the first register is named r1, the second r2, and the third r3.
Instruction | What it does |
---|---|
1 | Set r1 to n |
2 | Set r2 to n |
3 | Set r3 to r1+r2 |
4 | Wipe r3 |
5 | Wipe r1 and r2 |
6 | Invert r1 (set r1 to 15-r) |
To pass an argument to the commands 1 and 2, you proceed the command with the following encoder table:
argument | input |
---|---|
0 | a |
1 | b |
2 | c |
3 | q |
4 | w |
5 | e |
6 | d |
7 | f |
8 | g |
9 | r |
10 | t |
11 | y |
12 | h |
13 | i |
14 | j |
15 | u |
So 1e
means to set r1 to 5.
Example Programs:
Addition
1+1:
1b2b3
Output:
2
because 1+1=2
State Inversion
This program sets the value of the first register to five, inverts, and prints it:
1e63
Interpreter
- Common Lisp implementation of the Six instruction language :) programming language.