Category:SNUSP
From Rosetta Code
Programming Language
SNUSP is a programming language. It may be used to instruct computers to accomplish a variety of tasks which may or may not be domain-specific. You may find a list of its implementations here, and a list of its users on RC here.
Listed below are all of the tasks on Rosetta Code which have been solved using SNUSP.
See also: SNUSP on the HOPL
SNUSP is an esoteric language that is a mix of Brainf*** and Befunge, with a call stack and optional concurrency thrown in. It uses all of the basic Brainf*** commands except the loop commands ('[' and ']'). There is a code pointer which moves through the two-dimensional code space in one of four directions like in Befunge, and it "bounces off" of two "mirrors" ('/' and '\'). For instance, if the code pointer is moving to the right and hits a '\', it starts to move down starting with the character below the mirror. The two other flow control commands are '?' (skip the next character if the element at the memory pointer is 0), and '!' (unconditional skip). This is how SNUSP can get away without Brainf***'s loop commands. The optional '$' (start the code pointer here) rounds out Core SNUSP. There are two additional language layers: Modular SNUSP adds '@', and '#' for call and return from subroutine. Bloated SNUSP adds '&' for thread-split, a two-dimensional memory space (':' and ';'), and random numbers ('%').
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Articles in category "SNUSP"
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