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Ah. MIT, never change. Mind, this kind of stuff could come out of other institutions as well. They shouldn't change either. Anyways, can we have a version of T
by qwertyuiop924 10y ago
Ah. MIT, never change. Mind, this kind of stuff could come out of other institutions as well. They shouldn't change either.
Anyways, can we have a version of TIS-100 where you write brainfuck with added message sending primitives instead of the TIS-100 asm? Of course, each BF interpreter would be working with only, say, 2 or 3 cells of RAM.
I want to see either that, or a TIS-100 asm compiler for GreenArray chips. Or both.
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- qwertyuiop924 10y ago"...and when we do, it's gonna be awesome!"