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from ast import literal_eval | |
from operators import operators | |
from pdb import set_trace as bp | |
memory = ["input goes here", "exit"] | |
input_buffer = [] | |
data_stack = [] | |
call_stack = [] | |
def return_(): | |
call_stack.pop() | |
def exit_(): | |
del call_stack[:] | |
def write_memory(data): | |
memory.append(data) | |
def write_loop(): | |
start = len(memory) | |
while True: | |
command = next_input() | |
if command == "]": | |
memory.append("return") | |
return (start,) | |
memory.append(command) | |
def bind(index): | |
names[next_command()] = index | |
def if_(condition, index): | |
if condition: | |
call_stack.append(index) | |
names = {"push1": lambda: (1,), | |
"print": lambda x: print(x), | |
"return": return_, | |
"exit": exit_, | |
"[": write_loop, | |
"bind:": bind, | |
"pushe:": lambda: data_stack.append(literal_eval(next_command())), | |
"push:": lambda: data_stack.append(next_command()), | |
"if": if_, | |
"names.get": lambda x: (names[x],),} | |
names.update(operators) | |
def main_loop(): | |
while True: | |
if not call_stack: | |
return | |
#print("call stack: %s\ndata stack: %s\nmemory: %s\n\n" % (call_stack, data_stack, memory)) | |
#print("names: %s" % names) | |
#print("next command: %s" % memory[call_stack[-1]]) | |
func = names[memory[call_stack[-1]]] # Steps 1, 2, 3 | |
call_stack[-1] += 1 # Step 4 | |
# Step 5 Python functions are primitives, strings (function names) are non-primitives. | |
if callable(func): | |
# Deduce number of arguments. | |
argindex = len(data_stack) - func.__code__.co_argcount | |
args = data_stack[argindex:] | |
del data_stack[argindex:] | |
data_stack.extend(func(*args) or ()) | |
else: | |
call_stack.append(func) # Step 6 | |
def next_command(): | |
if len(call_stack) > 1: | |
call_stack[-1] += 1 | |
return memory[call_stack[-1] - 1] | |
else: | |
return next_input() | |
def next_input(): | |
if not input_buffer: | |
input_buffer.extend(input("> ").split()) | |
return input_buffer.pop(0) | |
def input_loop(): | |
while True: | |
try: | |
memory[0] = next_input() | |
except EOFError: | |
break | |
call_stack.append(0) | |
main_loop() | |
if __name__ == "__main__": | |
input_loop() |