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'''BUG''' This implementation does not correctly run Ian Osgood's 99-bottles SNUSP example (and also some others). |
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'''To do''' Fix bugs, or re-implement. |
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This implementation includes all '''Bloated SNUSP''' commands, plus a minor custom feature : ''debugInput''. ''debugInput'' is a pattern to setup a predefined string for (I/O) input. That is, just before reading I/O input operation, if this string is not empty yet, a char is ''popped/taken'' from the string, instead of actually reading from I/O. The pattern is '''debug['''<''string''>''']debug'''. Similar to the starting point '$', this pattern is searched inside the source code before execution, but from bottom lines first.<br> <br> |
This implementation includes all '''Bloated SNUSP''' commands, plus a minor custom feature : ''debugInput''. ''debugInput'' is a pattern to setup a predefined string for (I/O) input. That is, just before reading I/O input operation, if this string is not empty yet, a char is ''popped/taken'' from the string, instead of actually reading from I/O. The pattern is '''debug['''<''string''>''']debug'''. Similar to the starting point '$', this pattern is searched inside the source code before execution, but from bottom lines first.<br> <br> |
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The following are some notes. |
The following are some notes. |
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