Update 2019-05-13: Use the "Enter Menu" to "load" some code examples.
Update 2017-05-14: The sonification can be switched off :-) (or rather, you need to explicitly turn it on in the X-menu).
Update 2017-05-05: Added crazily sounding sonification.
Update 2017-04-24: Made the UI a bit more clear and fixed some bugs.
TL;DR:
Hold X, pres DOWN once, release X, and watch the nerdy numbers fill your screen.
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Hey all, I made a very simple visual IDE for writing and running code in Urban Müller's Brainfuck programming language. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brainfuck
Top part of the screen is your code.
Bottom left is your memory.
Bottom right is your output console.
The operators +-<>[]., work in a very similar way to the original with minor modifications: + and - operators work modulo 16 as each memory cell can hold a single hexadecimal digit. The memory capacity is 64 digits. < and > operators will wrap around. The . operator (output) works as expected. The , operator (input) is a random hex digit generator. I am thinking of changing this in the future.
Use LEFT/RIGHT/UP/DOWN to move the cursor around your code.
Use Z and UP/DOWN arrows to choose between the available operators.
Use Z and LEFT to delete the operator and shift the rest to the left.
Use Z and RIGHT to copy-insert the operator and shift the code to the right.
Use X and UP/DOWN to restart, clear, stop, etc.
Press ENTER to access some code examples.
BTW, the code at startup generates the beginning of the mod-16 Fibonacci sequence :-)
Love it. I especially like the syntax colored code area and the custom big number font.
Wow, never tried BF before but this makes it very accessible and fun! love the sound mode, can write music with it!
Thanks! Yeah, the music generator was actually the original plan. Too bad the timing wasn't as precise as one would want.
So very tasty, @AdamJ. This concept of minimal programming shows some interesting ideas that could be expanded on later ...
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