Author: Tim Foden
Date: 03:05:46 02/24/05
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On February 24, 2005 at 05:13:27, Steffan Westcott wrote:
>Thank you for my placing, though really this is just a bit of fun. That was my
>only condition for entry in this challenge :)
>
>It was also a chance for me to oil my rusty Perl skills, and hopefully make
>people think and be entertained. I was disappointed by the lack of any other
>entries in 'exotic' languages.
>
>Cheers,
>Steffan
I posted my C++ version of a program that I first wrote in "Myla"... 17 lines.
Then I converted it to a C++ program. This is the original Myla source.
for i = 0 to 63
for j = 0 to 63
if i = j; continue; endif
cnt = 0
for k = 0 to 63
if k && (k & 7) = 0; print "/"; endif
if k = i || k = j
if cnt != 0; print cnt; cnt = 0; endif;
if k = i; print "N"; else; print "n"; endif
else
cnt = cnt + 1
if (k & 7) = 7; print cnt; cnt = 0; endif
endif
next
println " - - 0 1"
next
next
I guess this would qualify not so much as an exotic language, but a unique
one... Only I have it, as I wrote it :)
It's a strange mix of all sorts of languages, including BASIC, C, Pascal, etc,
but mainly BASIC I guess. But I haven't implemented GOTO at all. :)
For any that might not have guess already, Myla stands for MY LAnguage.
Cheers, Tim.
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