Turlang
The language of the future
Turlang is in the most basic form of a state machine language. It allows you to build a simple state machine super loosely based off a turing machine.
Installing
Its a gem!
gem install turlang
Running
turlang turlangfile.tl
Syntax
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| [a, b] | Sets the stack |
| :LABEL: | Sets a label (Or if its nested tells what label to jump to. |
| COND: | Conditional |
| *: | Wildcard Conditional |
| _: | Blank Conditional |
| << | Move stack pointer to the left |
| >> | Move stack pointer to the right |
| PRINT "msg" | Print the message |
| EXIT code | Exit with code |
| Everything Else | Write it as a symbol to the current stack address |
Example
Here is a basic turlang file:
[1, 0, 0, 1]
:P:
0:
>>
PRINT "ZERO"
:P:
1:
>>
PRINT "ONE"
:P:
_:
PRINT "END"
EXIT 0
This will print the stack as words:
ONE
ZERO
ZERO
END
