Brainf*ck Pro IDE
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| Hi guys. I've written a Brainf*ck IDE! You can find the download and screenshots on my Homepage www.xenonproducts.de.vu under "Projekte"->"Brianf*ck Pro IDE" The IDE includes: - Standard editor functionality - Interpreter, Debugger and Compiler (for *.com files only) - Help file for information about Brainf*ck and the IDE. - ... Have fun and post bugs, criticism, mistakes in the English help file, ... AND PLEASE DON'T SPAM MY THREAD with any posts about other things than my IDE or brainf*ck codes... Edit: I just realized that the homepage is down atm. I hope it will be Online soon! Xenon |
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| why the name??? its kinda childish isnt it? |
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| The BrainF*ck language is one of the most well known esoteric languages in the world - it wasn't a name thought up by Xenon. Once again, here's my factorial generator: +++++ >+<[[->>>>+<<<<]>>>>[-<<<<+>>+>>]<<<<>[->>+<<]<>>>[-<[->>+<<]>>[-<<+<+>>>]<]<[-]><<<-] The output is placed in memory slot #2. I'd really like to see support for integers in this implementation, as well as a debug option to input an integer value and have it placed in the current memory slot, as well as an option to print the integer value located in the current memory slot. |
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| Debugging the Value is already included in the debugger. The homepage is back online and I addet the English download to the Project. I think I won't add integers because this language is for ASCII values and Text in- and output so there is 1 byte size the fix solution. And it's just V 0.9 because if there are any bugs I'll fix them. If nobody bugs finds any bugs or mistakes, this is also V 1.0. I start now with programming for Linux and I want to learn OpenGL. My next big project will be a OpenGl Engine written in C++ for Windows and Linux. Xenon EDIT: While I was writing this 2 more posts came =) So: I wrote a E-Mail to the webmaster and got back that I can make a new thread censoring the word... And I did it! |
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| Debugging the Value is already included in the debugger. I mean, an option to write using print, without using the debugger. |
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| I hadn't ever heard of it before Xenon's post but ran across it again yesterday, reading about some guy managing to cram it into a 171 byte Linux executable. The following is possibly even more of a brainf**k than the actual language and a very good read for those who think size matters (I'm more of a speed guy myself): http://www.muppetlabs.com/~breadbox/software/tiny/teensy.html |
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| Nice work. I posted a BF interpreter a while back here: http://www.blitzbasic.com/Community/posts.php?topic=35826 You could integrate it directly into the IDE for True debugging/stepping ect. |
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| Warpy is working on a prime number generator... |
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| Does this have any real world uses? Or just for fun? It's all a bit confusing to someone who perfected the art of brainf#$#$ed long before this language came about. |
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| Real world uses? Uh... |
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| Uh uh uh... in other words, is it something that's worth learning. |
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| Well it's not something I would put on my CV. |
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| How about a nice straight NO? ps - my prime number generator r0xx0rz j00r s0xx0rz |
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