Brainfuck All In One
Brainfuck All In One provides full support for brainfuck developing.
For this extension to work, your brainfuck file should have '.bf' file extension.
Features
- Formatting
- Inlay Hints
- Linting
- Running brainfuck program with/without JIT
- Debugging
Supported Platforms:
- Windows x86_64
- Linux x86_64
Formatting
Use 'Format Document' command to format current .bf file.
The formatter will try to format in following rule:
- '[' & ']' will occupy a single line and indent internal symbols.
- zero or more movements(<>), one or more calculations(+-), and zero or more IO(.,) will compose a line.
Inlay Hints
Could be configured via "vscodeBrainfuck.enableInlayHints", default value is true.
Linting
The linting tool will work automatically for .bf files.
Linting rules:
- only '[]+-<>,.' are valid brainfuck symbols
- support '//' & '/ /' style comment
Running brainfuck
The extension provides three commands:
- 'Brainfuck: Run current file with JIT enabled': This command will precompile the whole program into x86_64 assembly code and then start executing. This mode is suitable for compute-intensive programs.
- 'Brainfuck: Run current file without JIT": This command will interpret brainfuck program one token after another. This mode is suitable for small programs.
- 'Brainfuck: Run current file with automatic JIT': This command will first launch the program without JIT, and when it detects a loop is executed for 3 times, it will trigger JIT to begin compiling this loop in background and switch to compiled code when ready. This mode is balanced.
Debugging
The extension provides a DAP to run and debug .bf file, and supports following features:
- breakpoint
- stepping
- view current pointer and memory
To debug a .bf file, use following config in .vscode/launch.json:
{
"name": "debug",
"type": "brainfuck",
"request": "launch",
"program": "${workspaceFolder}/test.bf"
}Update Log
- 0.1.0: Initial release.
- 0.1.1: Fix jit bug.
- 0.1.2: Support inlay hints configuration.