Polyglot Development

Zacharý

13:39

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HexFloatLiterals, 49 bytes import Prelude hiding((.)) _._=0 main=print$0x0.0 Prints 0.0 with -XHexFloatLiterals and 0 with -XNoHexFloatLiterals. There are no TIO links because HexFloatLiterals was added in ghc 8.4.1, but TIO has ghc 8.2.2.

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Zacharý

13:55

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A: Add a language to a polyglot

214. Haskell with StrictData, 10200 bytes "Click 'Run code snippet' for a 'Try it online!' link."; h='https://tio.run/##7L1bbyPNkhj4LHr/wb6kSH1NUrwWKVK8iFRTt5a61ZJal1Z3S/zYRbJIllSsqq4qSmSr9eHMeHHWx@MHezw7GHvWPmdmd7HzYGAHCz/Y8BgLeF6NgX/DN0@LwQLnH5yNiMwqFi9Sq79zBusFTImsvERGZkZGRkbeopqy3fvNb0L4...

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A: Add a language to a polyglot

214. Haskell with StrictData, 10200 bytes "Click 'Run code snippet' for a 'Try it online!' link."; h='https://tio.run/##7L1bbyPNkhj4LHr/wb6kSH1NUrwWKVK8iFRTt5a61ZJal1Z3S/zYRbJIllSsqq4qSmSr9eHMeHHWx@MHezw7GHvWPmdmd7HzYGAHCz/Y8BgLeF6NgX/DN0@LwQLnH5yNiMwqFi9Sq79zBusFTImsvERGZkZGRkbeopqy3fvNb0L4...

BMO

14:45

@Zacharý: How strict should we be with language names :S

Zacharý

@BMO Try to find another language ...

BMO

I just wrote an interpreter for this language, after that I thought it was called nameless (since I called it like this on my machine..)

Now I have this:

tio.run/##rTxdc9tIcs/…

which only prints sseleman -.-

What do you think, can I still post it? Or should I rewrite it (not going to rn but might do so later)

Zacharý

Rewrite it.

BMO

The esolang article?

;P

Zacharý

:p

BMO

14:48

Yeah, I will but not now.. wasted enough time on that interpreter -.-

I should be doing things ^^

Zacharý

15:31

Seriously though, how on earth did they get to 214 (after the challenge ended, though) on that behemoth?!

BMO

16:16

@Zacharý Well for nearly one full day there wasn't anyone posting in the new one..

Are you currently working on sth.?

Zacharý

@BMO Are you?

BMO

I'd start with redoing that nameless one, though I think it would be easy to integrate.

I just asked Dennis if he could add that language to TIO..

Btw. is there any way that this code could be valid brainfuck?

(it's the Hello, world! example from the esolang-wiki article..)

Zacharý

oh dear god ... so many outputs

BMO

You mean they should do a loop?

I'm not very experienced in brainfuck at all...that code from earlier was even worse ^^

Zacharý

I have no clue what to make of that...

I manually went through to check what the alphuck code would do, and modified what I needed to.

BMO

16:30

Is there a good way for outputting a tape as follows: [(i0),i1,i2,...,iN,-1,0,0,...]

And I'd like to output all the values iX?

Earlier I just did .>.> .... >., but that's quite horrible

Zacharý

Assuming none of i's are 0 nor -1: +[-.>+] should work

And what are these symbols doing here: asrcp????

BMO

I'm an idiot... I should have explained, this is just an abreviation of some special commands from that nameless language.

Here's the list

Always writing 0s and 1s isn't very practical

But the brackets are misaligned (of that Hello, World!)

Zacharý

IDK, I'm trying to figure out a language... I have made no progress on it, so I'll just tell you if I get anything done.

BMO

Allright

What language?

Zacharý

I think I got how this language works now, I'll tell you when I get it, or when I give up

BMO

16:45

Ok, got it working :)

Quite annoying how we have to test Canvas separately :(

Zacharý

Add it, then I'll add mine.

BMO

Done

Zacharý

Can you add a link to the Canvas?

Nah, never mind,don't add the canvas link

I tried to do Braile: the emojis break it... :(

*Braille

BMO

Btw. I modified the somme-fix.py => no manual fiddling w/ the last two lines and it avoids annoying characters such as alphafuck-chars, brain-flak etc.

Zacharý

17:07

STUPID SYMBOLIC BRAINFUCK!

BMO

17:18

What's wrong with it?

Do you have go installed?

LOLZ seems like a fine candidate, but I can't be bothered to install go just for this

Zacharý

17:38

No, and I won't GO and get go...

dzaima

\o/
https://tio.run/##7X1be1vHkeA7/8K@HMJ2iCPcKTuxCV4sS3KsjExpJdnOhqLFA@CQPDIIQOcAJBEK@exkx2NPMhMnI8fJJDOZzGb2kmR2c3My2ZB5UL55Tf4D/gD2H2Srqu99@gCkZM9k5hvaIoG@VldXV1dVV1ffDfaDpBlHvX6p022FfziIOq3ugbfi9XejpD43VznnNaKd8t3E2z9frpXPe7v9fi9ZqlR2ov7uoFFudvcqL0dvhC832xVWsHL1ysXL6xcve@cqc/UXoh1oK7896DT7Ubfj5Xfa3UbQ9r2jOQ9@FgZJ6CX9OGr2F6gzSDW6g@8XvGQvaLeL3naQ9IteGCTDUr9bwprtqBEH8dDb7sZeEDeiPn4r9eKwGSXYWws@QF3IA2D3wn7ULEODs0cAhS52e8M42tnte/mm7y1Wa097L0fN3SBse1AwGOzstqOOt/zys83dZ59tP7@zF0RtbGoV6r585ZZ3@bAX9L2rUTPsNMM5QAUMbtqPd/nSlVsXXrh62bt0@cULr1y9ddObWh5bRAxWKt6t3RBGuh0M2n1vP2gPwsRrhG2YxL1B0oePXtTphzt…

that's a 30kb link though :P

that really was just a test of how much work is it to get Canvas running on node. So it seems duable without too many code changes (and I found out that Canvas logs debug stuff even with debug off..)

BMO

18:48

@dzaima Nice!

Btw. is there a reason why Canvas is not on TIO?

dzaima

@BMO because there wasn't a reason for it to be on TIO.

and the whole design would have to be changed from output = HTML; debug = console; to output = console; debug = console.err

maybe I'll work on it a bit making it somewhat possible to run on node unmodified, but for the time being if quadrupling the answer size is a problem, it might be worth it just generating a permalink

Zacharý

19:03

yeah

BMO

@dzaima No it's not a problem at all, I was just curious.

It does make a lot of sense

dzaima

argh node without just gluing the files together is much more annoying

dzaima

19:43

\o/

Zacharý

Oh, console.log adds a newline by the way.

dzaima

@Zacharý oh thanks for the warning

Zacharý

@dzaima This is sarcasm, right?

dzaima

@Zacharý no :| ; I hate trailing newlines with a passion

Zacharý

Huh

I don't know how to node either... that's why I program D and APL mostly :p

dzaima

19:51

@Zacharý I don't know node but I'm kind of forced to use it here :/

Zacharý

Are the functions that do input and output a single function?

dzaima

@Zacharý you mean like in APL? no not at all :p

Zacharý

@dzaima I mean: is there a single function (like alert or something) that you use for output?

dzaima

@Zacharý idk, I'm using console.log for stdout (well, now process.stdout.write for no trailing newlines) and console.warn for stderr

Zacharý

@dzaima in your old code.

dzaima

19:55

@Zacharý oh for browser I used result.value = ... for setting textareas contents & console.log for debug

Zacharý

setters are a thing in JS ... right?

I was always confused as f**k about those

dzaima

@Zacharý yeah, though I haven't used them at all

Zacharý

Link to your old code?

Right now I'm trying to rewrite RAD in D... segfaults give me headaches

dzaima

@Zacharý github.com/dzaima/Canvas. The main Canvas implementation is in main.js

Zacharý

Maybe a hack with setters could be used... but IDK, haven't javascript'd in a while

dzaima

20:02

@Zacharý I've got everything working already, I'm just prettifying stuff now

Zacharý

20:13

Woo...

Chance

21:58

@Zacharý haha no. I pop in here pretty regularly just to see how the big polyglot is developing. Glad to see a new polyglot project has started.

Zacharý

22:39

@Chance It was inspired pretty heavily by the one won. Originally, the challenge was created as a result of there not being a badge for polyglot.

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Polyglot Development