Sixtyfeetunderassembly

Sixtyfeetunderassembly(SFUasm) is a useless esolang created by User:TheMCoder

Overview

SFUasm has 4 commands

commands

Command name	description
OUT <v>	output the ascii value of v
SET <v> <value>	sets v to value
IN	gets input from the user and stores it in input
GET <v> <letter index>	gets letter index from input and stores it in v

The code NEEDS to be stored in 'code.dpasm' so the interpreter can fuction. SFUasm is very case-sensitive, the commands NEED to be in uppercase.

Code

there is only a python interpreter

python code:

   v = 0
   varvals = []
   varnames = []
   code = open("code.dpasm","r").readlines()
   linenum = 0
   printer = ""
   userinput = ""
   for line in code:
       linenum += 1
       #print(line)
       #print(v)
       line = line.strip("\n")
       commands = line.split(" ")
       if commands[0] == "SET":
           if not len(commands) > 3:
               if not commands[2] in varnames:
                   varnames.append(commands[2])
                   varvals.append(0)
               varvals[varnames.index(commands[2])] = int(commands[1])
           else:
               print("SYNTAX ERROR: Unexpected argument on line",str(linenum))
       elif commands[0] == "OUT":
           if not len(commands) > 2:
               printer += chr(varvals[varnames.index(commands[1])])
           else:
               print("SYNTAX ERROR: Unexpected argument on line",str(linenum))
       elif commands[0] == "IN":
           if not len(commands) > 1:
               userinput = input()
           else:
               print("SYNTAX ERROR: Unexpected argument on line",str(linenum))
       elif commands[0] == "GET":
           if not len(commands) > 3:
               if not commands[1] in varnames:
                   varnames.append(commands[1])
                   varvals.append(0)
               varvals[varnames.index(commands[1])] = ord(userinput[int(commands[2])])
           else:
               print("SYNTAX ERROR: Unexpected argument on line",str(linenum))
       elif commands[0] == "--":
           pass
       else:
           print(f"ERROR: Unknown command {commands[0]!r} on line {str(linenum)}")
   print(printer)

See also

• Sixtyfeetunderassembly+