An esoteric language inspired by Seriously.
Instructions are single words, either space or newline separated.
There are 4 data types in Obviously, numbers, strings, arrays and blocks.
N represents any value. This usually means numbers, but can represent any value of a type not specified in an alternate command definition.
S represents a string.
A represents an array.
i represents a complex value. Complex values are a proper subset of numbers.
B represents a block.
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input: read value from stdin and push -
print: pop N: write N to stdout -
0: push 0 -
drop: pop N: discard -
increment: pop N: push N+1 -
decrement: pop N: push N-1 -
plus: pop N,N2: push N+N2 -
subtract: pop N,N2: push N-N2 -
times: pop N,N2: push N*N2 -
divide: pop N,N2: push N/N2 (float division) -
dup: pop N: push N,N -
swap: pop N,N2: push N,N2 (rotate top 2 elements) -
roll: rotates stack right by 1 -
save: pop N,N2: push N2 to register N -
savezro: pop N: save N in register 0 -
saveone: pop N: save N in register 1 -
load: pop N: push the value in register N -
loadzro: push the value in register 0 -
loadone: push the value in register 1 -
if: pop N,N2,N3: push N2 if N is truthy, else push N3 -
while: start loop: peek top of stack, repeat code in loop while a evaluates to true -
wend: end loop