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New page wikitext, after the edit (new_wikitext) | '=='''subleq_extra'''==
'''subleq_extra''' is an esolang based on [[subleq]]. it has, next to subleq, 5 extra instructions to make it more useable (hence the name extra). the instructions are the following:
== instructions ==
* '''SUBLEQ a, b, c''' - Subtract mem[a] from mem[b]; if result ≤ 0, jump to address c.
* '''NAND a, b''' - Perform a bitwise NAND between mem[A] and mem[B]; result in A.
* '''LDSTA addr''' - swaps mem[addr] with A (load-store combo to reduce instruction size further).
* '''WRNG''' - Writes a random byte (0–255) into A.
* '''MUL a, b, c''' - mem[c] = mem[a] * mem[b]
* '''CMPJ a, b, c, d''' - If mem[c] == mem[d], jump to b; else jump to a.
* Any other opcode is treated exactly the same as a classic '''NOP'''.
== ==
it also has memory mapped I/O and HALT you define at the top of the file, the only register is A, for the rest you'll need to use ram values
important: A is for the register, a is just a example value (can be anything, A, a memory adress, a set value, etc)
[[category:2025]] [[category:Turing complete]]' |
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+=='''subleq_extra'''==
+'''subleq_extra''' is an esolang based on [[subleq]]. it has, next to subleq, 5 extra instructions to make it more useable (hence the name extra). the instructions are the following:
+
+== instructions ==
+* '''SUBLEQ a, b, c''' - Subtract mem[a] from mem[b]; if result ≤ 0, jump to address c.
+* '''NAND a, b''' - Perform a bitwise NAND between mem[A] and mem[B]; result in A.
+* '''LDSTA addr''' - swaps mem[addr] with A (load-store combo to reduce instruction size further).
+* '''WRNG''' - Writes a random byte (0–255) into A.
+* '''MUL a, b, c''' - mem[c] = mem[a] * mem[b]
+* '''CMPJ a, b, c, d''' - If mem[c] == mem[d], jump to b; else jump to a.
+* Any other opcode is treated exactly the same as a classic '''NOP'''.
+== ==
+
+it also has memory mapped I/O and HALT you define at the top of the file, the only register is A, for the rest you'll need to use ram values
+
+important: A is for the register, a is just a example value (can be anything, A, a memory adress, a set value, etc)
+
+[[category:2025]] [[category:Turing complete]]
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2 => '',
3 => '== instructions ==',
4 => '* '''SUBLEQ a, b, c''' - Subtract mem[a] from mem[b]; if result ≤ 0, jump to address c.',
5 => '* '''NAND a, b''' - Perform a bitwise NAND between mem[A] and mem[B]; result in A.',
6 => '* '''LDSTA addr''' - swaps mem[addr] with A (load-store combo to reduce instruction size further).',
7 => '* '''WRNG''' - Writes a random byte (0–255) into A.',
8 => '* '''MUL a, b, c''' - mem[c] = mem[a] * mem[b]',
9 => '* '''CMPJ a, b, c, d''' - If mem[c] == mem[d], jump to b; else jump to a.',
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17 => '[[category:2025]] [[category:Turing complete]]'
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Unix timestamp of change (timestamp) | '1754074471' |