brainf*ck Interpreter
Free AppAbout brainf*ck Interpreter
A lightweight brainf*ck interpreter.
Brainf*ck is an esoteric programming language designed by Urban Müller. It's designed to be extremely difficult to program in -- with just eight different commands, it can be quite a puzzle to put together anything at all!
As an esoteric programming language, it's often used for things like code golf -- a game of sorts where programmers try to implement functionality in as few bytes as possible -- and for writing highly obfuscated code.
This interpreter supports 30,000 cells and will save your program in between sessions. It also features a local database for saving code to, so you can come back and work on your masterpiece any time you like! It also supports rudimentary debugging with breakpoints.
Comes with two sample programs.
Brainf*ck is an esoteric programming language designed by Urban Müller. It's designed to be extremely difficult to program in -- with just eight different commands, it can be quite a puzzle to put together anything at all!
As an esoteric programming language, it's often used for things like code golf -- a game of sorts where programmers try to implement functionality in as few bytes as possible -- and for writing highly obfuscated code.
This interpreter supports 30,000 cells and will save your program in between sessions. It also features a local database for saving code to, so you can come back and work on your masterpiece any time you like! It also supports rudimentary debugging with breakpoints.
Comes with two sample programs.
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App History & Updates
What's Changed
Fixed some silly crashes.
Fixed some silly crashes.
Version update brainf*ck Interpreter was updated to version 2.4.2
More downloads brainf*ck Interpreter reached 500 - 1 000 downloads
Name changed Name changed! brainfuck Interpreter now is known as brainf*ck Interpreter.
More downloads brainf*ck Interpreter reached 100 - 500 downloads
What are users saying about brainf*ck Interpreter
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Amazing! 4/5, since there's no option to specify the amount of bits each cell holds :/ EDIT: When the feature gets added, this definitely deserves 5 stars! :-P
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I think this is a very simple yet powerful application that I would enjoy more if there were a few changes to the application. You can only view two lines of output, which isnt very ideal. Input is forced to be a ascii character represented as a number between 0 and 255 (which, I like), but there is no option within the pop-up dialoge to provide an ascii character as a character. I like the buttons for typing, but the keyboard is not disabled on the textbox, so I have to push my back button to see what I was typing. However, I absolutely love the debug character being included as well as runtime feedback (infinite loops). I can tell there was a lot of work spent on developing the language interpretation part of this app. After some polishing with the UI, I think this app eould recieve a 5 stars in my book.
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I like it a lot, but when I take an input, the input box keeps popping up even after the program finishes, like, it just won't go away, so I can't run programs properly. Please fix and you can get 5 stars!
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Would it be possible to make keyboard pop up on e.g. a double tap instead? Every little tweak is pain in the ass to implement, other than that it's all I wanted from a mobile bf interpreter.
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No way to save my stuff... there should be one, i can even see a load button, but not a save one
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Now it's by far the best interpreter I've found
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I like the part where it shows the ASCII char during input. Need an option to save and load code, little more material design and a proper icon. And you're set.
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The input should be treated as ASCII
by O####:
It's really nice for small programs, it would be even nicer if there was an indicator for where your pointer is, and maybe a button to jump to the location of your pointer. Scrolling in the output box would help a lot for larger programs too. One more thing (for long loops), an option to "snooze" the infinite loop warning so that it waits a bit longer and pops up again if the loop still keeps repeating. Right now it just terminates the program, even when I put breakpoints at the end of each loop to check it's not an infinite loop.