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''''Bosol''' is an esoteric programming language designed by [[YourUsername]] in 2025. It features a compact set of registers and minimalistic stack and list operations, with a focus on character manipulation and simple flow control. == Overview == Bosol uses a small number of registers and two data structures (a stack and a list) to perform computations. It is designed for simplicity, experimentation, and a degree of obfuscation typical of esoteric languages. == Registers and Data Structures == === Registers === * '''A''' – General-purpose register. Accepts character or integer input. * '''R''' – Temporary register. Used for arithmetic or to manipulate list '''L'''. * '''X''', '''Y''' – Registers used only with stack '''D'''. * '''P''' – Program counter. Changing it will jump to another line (used for loops and conditional execution). === Stacks / Lists === * '''D''' – A "mini" stack that holds up to 2 items. Works only with X and Y. Items are popped on use. * '''L''' – A general-purpose list that can be manipulated using register '''R'''. == Commands == === Unary Operations === * <code>+A++</code> – Increment A by 1. * <code>-A--</code> – Decrement A by 1 (or delete item with highest index if used on a list). === Binary Arithmetic === If second operand is '''D''', the top item is popped and used: * <code>+AR+</code> – A = A + R * <code>-AR-</code> – A = A - R * <code>*AR*</code> – A = A * R * <code>/AR/</code> – A = A / R === Assignment === * <code>=AR=</code> – Assign R to A. Works only on A, R, X, Y, and P. == Input / Output == === Input === * <code>=AI=</code> – Input integer to A. * <code>@AI@</code> – Input ASCII character to A (converted to integer). * <code>@LI@</code> – Input string to L (converted to list of ASCII integers). === Output === *(D cannot be used for output)* * <code>prtA</code> – Print integer value of A. * <code>ascA</code> – Print ASCII character corresponding to value in A. == Stack and List Operations == === Stack D === * <code>PXD</code> – Push X to D. * <code>PYD</code> – Push Y to D. === List L === * <code>+LR+</code> – Add R to L. * <code>-LR-</code> – Remove all items from L that equal R. == Flow Control == * <code>==AR==</code> – Execute next line only if A == R. * <code>=<AR<=</code> – Execute next line only if A > R. '''Note:''' P automatically increments after each line. e.g., line 3 with <code>+AP+</code> sets A = A + 4. == Errors == * <code>Booooo</code> – General error. * <code>SOOOOOO BOOOOOO {line}</code> – Unknown or invalid command at given line. == Examples == === Print ASCII Character === <pre> +A++ # A = 1 +A++ # A = 2 *AA* # A = 4 *AA* # A = 16 *AP* # A = 64 +A++ # A = 65 ascA # Output: A </pre> === Truth Machine === <pre> =AI= +D++ +D++ *DD* ==AR== +PD+ +R++ prtR -P-- prtR </pre> === Cat Program === <pre> @LI@ ascL =PA= </pre> == External Links == [https://github.com/zurek4320/Bosol GitHub repository] [[Category:Languages]] [[Category:2025]]'
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'@@ -1,0 +1,104 @@ +'''Bosol''' is an esoteric programming language designed by [[YourUsername]] in 2025. It features a compact set of registers and minimalistic stack and list operations, with a focus on character manipulation and simple flow control. + +== Overview == +Bosol uses a small number of registers and two data structures (a stack and a list) to perform computations. It is designed for simplicity, experimentation, and a degree of obfuscation typical of esoteric languages. + +== Registers and Data Structures == + +=== Registers === +* '''A''' – General-purpose register. Accepts character or integer input. +* '''R''' – Temporary register. Used for arithmetic or to manipulate list '''L'''. +* '''X''', '''Y''' – Registers used only with stack '''D'''. +* '''P''' – Program counter. Changing it will jump to another line (used for loops and conditional execution). + +=== Stacks / Lists === +* '''D''' – A "mini" stack that holds up to 2 items. Works only with X and Y. Items are popped on use. +* '''L''' – A general-purpose list that can be manipulated using register '''R'''. + +== Commands == + +=== Unary Operations === +* <code>+A++</code> – Increment A by 1. +* <code>-A--</code> – Decrement A by 1 (or delete item with highest index if used on a list). + +=== Binary Arithmetic === +If second operand is '''D''', the top item is popped and used: +* <code>+AR+</code> – A = A + R +* <code>-AR-</code> – A = A - R +* <code>*AR*</code> – A = A * R +* <code>/AR/</code> – A = A / R + +=== Assignment === +* <code>=AR=</code> – Assign R to A. Works only on A, R, X, Y, and P. + +== Input / Output == + +=== Input === +* <code>=AI=</code> – Input integer to A. +* <code>@AI@</code> – Input ASCII character to A (converted to integer). +* <code>@LI@</code> – Input string to L (converted to list of ASCII integers). + +=== Output === +*(D cannot be used for output)* +* <code>prtA</code> – Print integer value of A. +* <code>ascA</code> – Print ASCII character corresponding to value in A. + +== Stack and List Operations == + +=== Stack D === +* <code>PXD</code> – Push X to D. +* <code>PYD</code> – Push Y to D. + +=== List L === +* <code>+LR+</code> – Add R to L. +* <code>-LR-</code> – Remove all items from L that equal R. + +== Flow Control == +* <code>==AR==</code> – Execute next line only if A == R. +* <code>=<AR<=</code> – Execute next line only if A > R. + +'''Note:''' P automatically increments after each line. +e.g., line 3 with <code>+AP+</code> sets A = A + 4. + +== Errors == +* <code>Booooo</code> – General error. +* <code>SOOOOOO BOOOOOO {line}</code> – Unknown or invalid command at given line. + +== Examples == + +=== Print ASCII Character === +<pre> ++A++ # A = 1 ++A++ # A = 2 +*AA* # A = 4 +*AA* # A = 16 +*AP* # A = 64 ++A++ # A = 65 +ascA # Output: A +</pre> + +=== Truth Machine === +<pre> +=AI= ++D++ ++D++ +*DD* + +==AR== ++PD+ ++R++ +prtR +-P-- +prtR +</pre> +=== Cat Program === +<pre> +@LI@ +ascL +=PA= +</pre> +== External Links == + [https://github.com/zurek4320/Bosol GitHub repository] + +[[Category:Languages]] +[[Category:2025]] '
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