Diceprob is an interpreter for the scripting language used by AnyDice. It should make it possible to run AnyDice scripts locally. It produces text output in the "normal" data format and supports all major AnyDice features except function calls.
Via stack.
Given a file test.ad, containing:
loop M over {1..3} {
\ roll two dice of size 2/4/6 \
N: M * 2
output 2dN named "two [N] sided dice"
}
Diceprob should output:
"two 2 sided dice",3.0,6.5,2,4
#,%
2,0.25
3,0.5
4,0.25
"two 4 sided dice",5.0,22.5,2,8
#,%
2,6.25e-2
3,0.125
4,0.1875
5,0.25
6,0.1875
7,0.125
8,6.25e-2
"two 6 sided dice",7.0,47.833333333333336,2,12
#,%
2,2.7777777777777776e-2
3,5.555555555555555e-2
4,8.333333333333333e-2
5,0.1111111111111111
6,0.1388888888888889
7,0.16666666666666669
8,0.1388888888888889
9,0.1111111111111111
10,8.333333333333333e-2
11,5.555555555555555e-2
12,2.7777777777777776e-2
In general, output produced by Diceprob and AnyDice should be identical (but it most likely still isn't for some corner cases).