BrainF: Silver is my version of BrainF with some new characters and tweaks.
Make sure you have Ruby before completing any or all steps.
To run this, download 'bfs.rb' from the repository, and create a new folder with the file in it. Then, start coding by making a new file in the folder with the extension "bfs". Name this whatever you like, and inside it put some code.
Then, run these commands in your command line:
cd ./path/to/folder
ruby bfs.rbEnter in your .bfs file name and watch it run.
These will vary over time.
+ Increment the current byte at the pointer
- Decrement the current byte at the pointer
> Move the pointer forward one index
< Move the pointer backward one index
. Output the current byte the pointer
, Allow for 1 byte of input, then replaces the current byte at the pointer with the input
[ Start of loop
] End of loop, ends when the current byte at the pointer is 0, otherwise returns back to the start of loop
~ Toggles mode from "letters" to "numbers" (default is letters)
↑ Switches values with the current byte at the pointer and the hand byte
* Multiplies the current byte at the pointer by the hand byte
/ Divides the current byte at the pointer with the hand byte
# Adds the current byte at the pointer with the hand byte
_ Subtracts the current byte at the pointer by the hand byte
% Modulo with current byte at the pointer and the hand byte
^ Exponents with current byte at the pointer and the hand byte
↓ Resets the hand to 0
| Dump current data array into console/terminal
) Creates a new index forward of the pointer with the byte '0'
( Deletes the index forward of the pointer
: Reset current byte at the pointer to 0
? Uses the current byte at the pointer out of 100 to simulate chance, 1 is fail and 0 is win
This is still in beta, so expect errors and whatnot. If you have a suggestion/issue, please use the Issue tab to report any bugs, incompatabilities, etc.