Brainfudge

The brainfuck language interpreter written in Rust.

run:

# compile
cargo build
# run
./target/debug/brainfudge <path to file> <optional: memory size>

# or

# run directly
cargo run <path to file> <optional: memory size>

# example
cargo run minecraft.bf 50000

syntax:

This interpreter uses standard brainfuck syntax i.e:

symbol	instruction
+	increment the current memory address
-	decrement the current memory address
>	move the memory cursor forward
<	move the memory cursor backwards
[	enter a loop
]	exit a loop
.	print the ASCII character at the current memory address
,	take input from user

The input file's extension doesn't matter, it only has to be encoded as plain ASCII text. Any symbol not mentioned in the table above won't be executed and treated as a comment (including newline characters).

memory:

The default allocated memory is 30000 bytes i.e 30000 available memory addresses*. You can allocate a custom amount of memory by providing it as a plain number as a second argument to the program at runtime. The minimum ammount of memory is 10 bytes.

comments:

* - a memory address is esentially a single number that you can perform operations on, the memory is just an array of these, by default all alocted bytes are set to 0 (\nul in ASCII), you can move along the memory using > and < instruction