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biplan interpreter

The biplan.cpp file is a complete and ready to use BIP machine language interpreter.

How to build it

  1. Open the console
  2. Locate the BIPLAN/examples/LINUX/biplan-interpreter directory
  3. Digit sudo make
  4. Digit sudo make install

How to use it

The bcc executable is copied in usr/bin to be reachable everywhere within your system. You can use it to interpret BIP machine language. In this directory you find fib.bip, this file contains a program in BIP machine language that computes the 40th number of the Fibonacci sequence 100.000 times (the human-readable version is fib.bpl). You can use the biplan executable to interpret fib.bip or any other BIPLAN program. To do so:

  1. Open the console
  2. Locate the BIPLAN/examples/LINUX/biplan-interpreter directory
  3. Digit biplan -i fib.bip

Expected output:

BIPLAN interpreter - Giovanni Blu Mitolo 2023
Source: fib.bip
Source length: 57B 

Interpreter output: 

102334155

Execution duration: 648949 microseconds

You can now write a BIPLAN program, play with the bcc-compiler and use the biplan executable to interpret it.

biplan supports additional arguments:

  • -a passes an argument to the program
  • -b specifies the serial baudrate
  • -s specifies the serial port
  • -h prints help