Built SStak as a personal exercise in language design — stack-based,
reverse Polish notation, pretty minimal and quirky syntax (see
screenshot). Interpreter's a single Python file, plus a VS Code
extension for syntax highlighting.
Tyle doesn't have a quirk or annoying thing, I just want to share it because as someone who just began C# a week or two ago, I'm very proud to make this (even if i know the code is kind of shitty).
It has a register and RAM kind of memory you'd see in assembly, That's why i called it a virtual machine.
You can use different `-coreX` flags to change the amount of RAM and Registers there are, The lowest you can go are 8 registers and 768 RAM registers.
ASCII Cat emoji Esolang
Just as a bit of fun, sometimes when AI hallucinates or lies to me I demand it only answer me in ASCII Cat emojis and remove it's permission to use English as punishment. 😄
I wanted to be able to understand the responses and it just spiralled out of control way further than it deserved. From conversational to could it be a functioning programming language?
In short, the ASCII Cat Language is now a visual, two-dimensional esolang that uses ASCII art cats as its fundamental programming construct.
I hope you enjoy it, Ive open sourced it on Github.
[https://github.com/Byt-wyze-technology/ascii-cat-language
Ok so I created coding language called pandora code and it uses a split function, compiler and interpreter.
That takes regular words, as you can see my code for my coding language.In one in VScode in 1 photo and the other is the functioning output with the other. Not to mention, I have my declarative letters. Each one giving certain words meanings, I have not opened, sourced it as of late but I am planning to. I just wanted to show it off