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Made the first release of Finwe, a high-level language for the Uxn VM (formerly Bureaucrat): https://github.com/kiedtl/finwe I wanted to do more polishing before making a release, especially with regards to unit tests, but realized that if I waited it'd never happen in any capacity. So, here it is. Got a bit carried away with #uxn adelie, and decided I needed to make my own presentation tool. Behold: (Yes, those are Ufx fonts in use) (And to be clear, this isn't in Uxn -- that would take ages and this is for a lecture I need to deliver this weekend :P)  A* pathfinding implemented in Bur, compiled to a #uxn ROM. https://github.com/kiedtl/bureaucrat/blob/master/projects/astar.bur#L80 Compiled ROM is 14.5kb... so I suppose that's the next thing to work on :P (Mostly due to issues that are trivial to fix, like not inlining core words, or using JMP/JCN instead of JCI/JMI everywhere, which is why I've been putting it off until now) Finally, Bur -- my latest obsession, an attempt to create a concatenative language that compiles to #uxn roms -- can generate a tiny non-hello-world program. Behold the beauty of printing numbers And I just realized there's a bug in that program -- 0x99 (the stop indicator) isn't dropped at the end |
Gregory's Server
So, what's next?
I had wanted to create a Tcp device for Varvara for a while, so I'll probably do just that, and maybe work on a simple Gemini/IRC client to test it out. It'll give me another chance to work on Uxn GUIs.
@unlkfp compiler enforced stack safety is something ive wondered about a lot and its *very* exciting to see a practical implementation!