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Commented BF Interpreter
1
|Get input, null terminated|
[I^B]
[
|If the commands ascii value minus 43 doesn't equal 0(so the number isn't 43), add 43 back and check the next chr the same way|
43-(43+
44-(44+
45-(45+
46-(46+
60-(60+
91-(91+
|If its not a BF operator pop it, if it is chr 33, pop it still and end the loop|
93-(B!B)
|If it is one of the chrs matched above, put it onto the source stack "s" as a num from 1-7|
(7^s))
(6^s))
(5^s))
(4^s))
(3^s))
(2^s))
(1^s)
]
|Take the first command off of the source stack "s"|
s^B
[
|Check which command it is|
1-(1+
2-(2+
3-(3+
4-(4+
5-(5+
6-(6+
|If it isn't ']', there was a bug in the interpreter, so output "wtf?" and end the loop by putting 0 on the source stack "s"|
7-(0,063,102,116,119[B^O]0B^s)(
|If it is ] and the current bf cell is not 0 then...|
c^B1+B^cr^B^B(
|Get the last executed command from the stack e|
e^B
[
|If the last executed command isn't a '[', just push it back on the source stack "s"|
6-(6+B^s)(
|If it is a [, check if its the matching one to our open bracket, if it is end this loop, else continue looking|
o^B1-B^B^oc^B^BB^c-(6B^e0)(6B^s)
)
]
)))
|If the command is a '[', increase the [ count|
(o^B1+B^o6^e))
|If the command is '>', move the data from the left data stack "l" to the right data stack "r", making the top of the right data stack the current BF cell|
(l^r5^e))
|If the command is '.', output the chr on the top of right data stack "r"|
(r^BO4^e))
|If the command is '-', decrease the top of right data stack "r"|
(r^B1-B^r3^e))
|If the command is ',', get a chr from input and replace the top of right data stack "r"|
(I^Br^B!B^r2^e))
|If the command is '+', increase the top of the right data stack "r"|
(r^B1+B^r1^e)
|Get the next command from source stack "s"|
s^B
]=
poiuy_qwert 19:22, 9 Sep 2006 (UTC)
- Modified to match updated spec. --MizardX 02:14, 29 November 2008 (UTC)