brainfuck-tut: A simple BF interpreter.

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Dependencies array, base (>=4.7 && <5), brainfuck-tut [details]
License BSD-3-Clause
Copyright (c) 2016 Allele Dev
Author Allele Dev
Maintainer allele.dev@gmail.com
Category Language
Home page https://gitlab.com/queertypes/brainfuck-tut
Bug tracker https://gitlab.com/queertypes/brainfuck-tut/issues
Source repo head: git clone git clone https://gitlab.com/queertypes/brainfuck-tut.git
Uploaded by alleledev at 2016-12-30T18:00:38Z
Distributions NixOS:0.7.0.2
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Executables bfh
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Readme for brainfuck-tut-0.7.0.2

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Brainfuck: A Toy Implementation

This project exists to show what a Brainfuck evaluator might look like in Haskell.

The implementation is fairly well documented. I endeavored to make it readable.

Terms

Below is the abstract syntax tree for the BF language as implemented:

data Term
  = IncDP        -- >
  | DecDP        -- <
  | OutDP        -- ?
  | IncByte      -- +
  | DecByte      -- -
  | OutByte      -- .
  | InByte       -- ,
  | JumpForward  -- [
  | JumpBackward -- ]
  deriving (Show, Eq)

Evaluation Semantics

I followed the summary given on the wikipedia page closely. A few particulars to this implementation:

  • "Jump not found" errors abort evaluation and return the state of the tape
  • Out of bound errors are not detected
  • Evaluation proceeds until the instruction stream runs out

Executable

An executable is provided:

$ cabal build bfh
$ cabal run bfh
usage: bfh <size> <program>
$ cabal run bfh 10 ',.'
a<enter>
a