How to install?

• Download the source from assets.
• Run install.sh as root on Linux or compile manually.
• The same should be applicable to macOS as well.
• On Windows, execute the exe in builds from CMD or compile src/main.c manually.
• Termux users do not require root to run install.sh.
• In case of Termux, install.sh asks for clang and termux-elf-cleaner. So it is recomended to use the deb package instead.

Salient features:

Compatibility

• Interpreter supports \r\n and \r new line feeds, i.e. it supports asm scripts edited by programs like Notepad.

Safety

• Custom built funtions (scanStr() in input.c) to provide maximum safety while reading inputs.
• Ditched scanf()completely.
• Interpreter is safe from segmentation faults (mostly).
• Interpreter will halt at EOF.
• CTRL + D kills interpreter without errors.

Error reporting

• There is Can't divide by zero safety.
• Error and warning messages are colored.
• Error reported line numbers are completely reliable.
• If tokens of asm script exceed 64 characters, error will be reported.

Coding

• Intuitive mnemonics (keywords).
• Extended help option (--help).
• Traditional coding style.
• Supports conventional funtion and recursion rules.
• Debugging tools for both asm scripter and developer (--labels and --dev).
• Console mode (colored) for quick codes. CLI option --console or -c.

Changes:

• Changes to installer script.
• Changed name of author in code.

How to install?

• Download the source from assets.
• Run install.sh as root on Linux or compile manually.
• The same should be applicable to macOS as well.
• On Windows, execute the exe in builds from CMD or compile src/main.c manually.
• Termux users do not require root to run install.sh.
• In case of Termux, install.sh asks for clang and termux-elf-cleaner. So it is recomended to use the deb package instead.

Changes:

• Minor fix regarding \r\n i.e. Windows CRLF line feeds. CRLF is automatically converted to LF in Windows. As a fix, the textfile is read in binary mode to read raw data directly.

How to install?

• Download the source from assets.
• Run install.sh as root on Linux or compile manually.
• The same should be applicable to macOS as well.
• On Windows, execute the exe in builds from CMD or compile src/main.c manually.
• Termux users do not require root to run install.sh.
• In case of Termux, install.sh asks for clang and termux-elf-cleaner. So it is recomended to use the deb package instead.

Changes:

• Added single line comments using #.
• Adding #!/path/to/asm/executable to the top of asm script allows it to be executed directly from your unix shell.
• See merge #15.

How to install?

• Download the source from assets.
• Run install.sh as root on Linux or compile manually.
• The same should be applicable to macOS as well.
• On Windows, execute the exe in builds from CMD or compile src/main.c manually.
• Termux users do not require root to run install.sh.
• In case of Termux, install.sh asks for clang and termux-elf-cleaner. So it is recomended to use the deb package instead.

Changes:

• Disabled colored output in windows machines. CMD doesn't support ANSII color sequences.
• See merge #14 for details.

How to install?

• Download the source from assets.
• Run install.sh as root on Linux or compile manually.
• The same should be applicable to macOS as well.
• On Windows, execute the exe in builds or compile src/main.c manually.
• Termux users do not require root to run install.sh.
• In case of Termux, install.sh asks for clang and termux-elf-cleaner. So it is recomended to use the deb package instead.

Changes:

• New opcode ram to resize memory.
• Default RAM memory is 1 * sizeof (int) Bytes instead of 4MB.
• Updated Test files to use ram opcode.
• Removed use of dangling pointer due to unpredictable behaviours in some machines.
• unEscape() now uses a static sized string.
• For details, see merges #13, #12, and #11.

How to install?

• Download the source from assets.
• Run install.sh as root on Linux or compile manually.
• The same should be applicable to macOS as well.
• On Windows, compile src/main.c manually.
• Termux users do not require root to run install.sh.
• In case of Termux, install.sh asks for clang and termux-elf-cleaner. So it is recomended to use the deb package instead.

Changes:

• Added new console mode, i.e. a console based code prompt.
• Fixed bugs regarding console mode.
• Improved error reporting, quit on error.
• Added wrapper functions for malloc(), calloc() and realloc(). Properly used these functions.
• Added unEscape() to replace delimiting characters with escape equivalents for inline printing.
• Fixed an issue where unusable memory would persist due to unEscape(). Fixed this by returning a dangling pointer from unEscape().
• Fixed aesthetics bugs regarding console prompts.
• CTRL + D now kills interpreter.
• See meges #10 , #9, #8, #7, #4, #3, #2 and #1 for more details.

How to install?

• Download the source from assets.
• Run install.sh as root on Linux or compile manually.
• The same should be applicable to macOS as well.
• On Windows, compile src/main.c manually.
• Termux users do not require root to run install.sh.
• In case of Termux, install.sh asks for clang and termux-elf-cleaner. So it is recomended to use the deb package instead.