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While the other #uxn folks are doing interesting and exiting things, I have been plodding on with the more mundane: an interpreter that aims to give warnings and error messages that are suitable for learners of Uxntal. Thanks to one of my students I got a JavaScript version with a web frontend. You can try it out at limited.systems/yaku/ but really, wiki.xxiivv.com/etc/uxnrepl/in… is probably a better choice.

Varvara Emulator

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WimⓂ️
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There is also a command line version, you can get it at codeberg.org/wimvanderbauwhede…

(devel because I have not yet released all the changes to main)

There is a Perl version, which is what I use for development, and a JS version which I update every now and then.


yaku

yaku is an Uxntal assembler and interpreter
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in reply to Devine Lu Linvega

WimⓂ️
hometown - Link to source
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@neauoire Thanks, I had looked at tests.sh but not at acid.tal. Will check it out.

The warnings are overly strict, but it is based on all the mistakes I observed my students making. Will be nice to see if it helps this year's cohort.

@Devine Lu Linvega
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Devine Lu Linvega
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The "canonical" way for uxn tools like uxnlin to mute warnings is to wrap inside of square brackets, that might be a good way for this as well?

[ LIT2 "0 -Console/write DEO ] ( Print failure )

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WimⓂ️
hometown - Link to source
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@neauoire That is a good idea. Currently I simply ignore the square brackets, adding a little state to suppress warnings shouldn't be too hard. I just need to create a token for them.
@Devine Lu Linvega

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