Name and tag memory cells, as part of IDE and/or analysis.
Allow names to be specified in the DSL (#10), this can be done like this:
[ ] name 'fizz' from 0 to 7 (will name the current cell and offsets 1, 2, 3... 6, 7 as 'fizz')
[ ] name 'fizz' each 2 until 8 (will name the current cell and offsets 2, 4, 6, 8 as fizz)
These tags can then later cause other memory cells to notice that they have been affected in some way by cells with these tags.
Use both custom-tagged names, specified by the user, and automatic tagged fields. Tagging strategies can include:
[x] Custom-tagged memory cells
[x] Used as condition (in x different loops - i.e. count the different indexes in the source code where a [ or ] character considered this field)
[x] User input (in x different places)
[x] Printed field (in x different places)
[ ] ? Countdown (increased only once, then used as a countdown)
[ ] ? Temporary (used as a temporary multiplication helper for loops or other temporary stuff)
[ ] Add the functionality to the IDE to select one-or-more code-index-tags and one-or-more "type" tags (loop-continue, loop-begin, loop-end...) to highlight memory cells with those tags. Possibly use different colors depending on the type-tag.
[ ] Use line numbers + column numbers for auto-tags
Name and tag memory cells, as part of IDE and/or analysis.
Allow names to be specified in the DSL (#10), this can be done like this:
name 'fizz' from 0 to 7(will name the current cell and offsets 1, 2, 3... 6, 7 as 'fizz')name 'fizz' each 2 until 8(will name the current cell and offsets 2, 4, 6, 8 asfizz)These tags can then later cause other memory cells to notice that they have been affected in some way by cells with these tags.
Use both custom-tagged names, specified by the user, and automatic tagged fields. Tagging strategies can include:
[or]character considered this field)