- extend bf to be less f*ck'y but still giving the same vibes
- quality of life improvements
<moves pointer to the left (wraps around in case of underflow)>moves pointer to the right (wraps around in case of over flow)+adds 1 into current cell-subtracts 1 from current cell.output current cell into stdout,1 byte input from stdio into current cell[If the current cell is zero, then pointer jumps to the next "]"]If the current cell is non zero, then pointer jumps to the last "["
'clear current cell (set 0)?perform a syscall (look at examples to get better idea) (output parameter into stack)$put current cell's memmory adress into that cell%put base memmory address into current cell&reset pointer (set it to 0)^push current cell into stack_pop from stack into current cell;bitwise shift left current cell:bitwise shift right current cell\bitwise and current cell|bitwise or current cell!delete element from top of a stack@{main}set tape to specified one#tape msg byte 14this creates a new tape (if you dont declare any by default you will be onmaintape which hasbytecell size and cell_count set toMEM_SIZEconstant10`+You can iterate any operation with this format (in this example + op will be executed 10 times). it also works for macros
One thing to remember depending on your machine data could be in little or in big endian
- Change Compiler backend to LLVM
- Write Nasm ELF 64 compiler
- Optimize compiler (still a lot of bloat)
- Add ability to perform syscalls
- Add macros
- Add str char and numbers literals into bf+
- If possible rewrite bf+ in itself
- Add Windows support (somehow)
- Add Push Pop Stack Operation
- Add bitwise operations
- Add ability to create multiple mem lines and ability to specify their cell size and max len (in cells)
- Add Include Dirs and Libs to compiler
- Add Ability to call extern functions
- Add #include
- Add #ifdef #ifndef #else #endif