release v0.1.1

added:

• subroutines defined using def and return, and called using call
• modular programming
  • include to load all subroutines from a different file
  • -L flag to specify inclusion directories

release v0.1.0

Added:

• "concise mode" compiler flag -c to make output less verbose and remove warnings
• operator = to make copying/loading single values easier
• raise error on unexpected/invalid token
• warn if ?0 is used because:
• added if statements (without else!) (?0 is reserved for internal purposes)
• added variables

Non-visible changes:

• added "padding" to tokens to reduce risk of out-of-bounds indexing

release v0.0.4

Added:

• New features:

  • better compiler flags
  • basic output optimisation (via -O n)

• Non-visible changes:

  • build scripts in source code
  • reorganised code structure

From now on, I will not be providing binaries anymore until further notice. If you have g++ installed on your machine, run either of the build scripts (build.ps1for windows, build.sh for linux) to compile.

the next release should be v0.1.0

release v0.0.3

now aiming for 0.1.0!

Changes in detail

• added the -k parameter to keep the window open after the program is finished.
• added the inline keyword that makes the next token be included in the compiler output.
• added compiler warnings in general
• added compiler warnings for accessing reserved memory locations
• added compiler warnings for inline statements, that contain any of the following characters: +-<>.,[]

milestone: https://github.com/Mayedl10/BFIL/milestone/1?closed=1

this zip file contains the source code, licence, readme and a pre-compiled version of BFIL for windows using g++. windows_release_v0.0.3.zip

release v0.0.2

windows_release_v0.2.zip

Changelog:

• minor changes 8798d78

release v0.0.1

windows_release_v0.1.zip