User:EvyLah

I made some stuff :D

Whatever I put in the status column means

done	Language is done, examples and all.
wip	Language is work progress, like if I need to add instructions.
mld	Main language is complete, just need more examples or proofs.

language	description	status
Brainfuck+2	Very similar to brainfuck, with the addition of 2 3 commands. It's not called Brainfuck+3 because that was taken on this wiki.	done
Titled	Brainfuck+2, but the code is written in the interpreter's filename. The `>` and `<` commands were changed to `(` and `)` because angle brackets aren't allowed in filenames.	done
Code your own instructions, lazyass	A language where you have to code the instructions. You push instructions to a stack, and then the program reads instructions from the stack. I still need to check if this language is usable.	wip
Assembly Line	An esolang inspired by those tycoon games on Roblox. In this language, droppers drop items which can be manipulated and moved around to do input, output, math, and more.	wip
Random-ass Turing Complete Language	A stack-based language designed to be Turing-complete. I need actual proof that this is Turing-complete, and also more examples.	mld
Mode Spam	A language where you use different modes to do different things.	wip
.exe	A joke language that takes a .exe file as its source code.	done
Do nothing	Takes code and does nothing.	done
BFMacros	Brainfuck but with a bunch of macros that may or may not be useful.	done
Useful brainfuck	Brainfuck but with a bunch of new commands that may or may not be useful.	done

language	description	status
-Output	A 2D Befunge-styled language with no standard output.	done
-Data Storage	Another 2D language but without a data structure. No stack, tape, or heap.	wip
+Output	EXACTLY like -Output but with a standard output command.	done

I also contributed to these:

Test area

area where I test some stuff related to editing

help how do I get syntax highlighting <syntaxhighlight lang="python"> print("how") </syntaxhighlight>

if status == "figured how to get syntax highlighting":
    print("whoo")

I know the <pre> tag works for code but how do I get syntax highlighting here

Testing this with an example program

Command number	State of program(running or halted)	Current symbol in program(>>[*<])	Tape	Pointing to cell:
1	Running	>	00000000	1
2	Running	*	01000000	1
3	Running	>	01000000	2
4	Running	*	01100000	2
5	Running	[	01100000	2
6	Running	*	01000000	2

well it seems like it worked