14:50 <tankf33der> I feel the power to implement turing automata on enums now

14:51 <Regenaxer> Perfect

14:53 <Regenaxer> 'enum' is really cool. Especially to emulate multi-dimensional (sparse) arrays

14:54 <Regenaxer> (enum 'A 5 5 5 5 5 5 5) voila, 7 dimensions :)

14:54 <Regenaxer> so easy

14:55 <tankf33der> One more candidate is retroforth emulator.

14:55 <Regenaxer> (never needed it though ;)

14:55 <tankf33der> Yea.

14:55 <Regenaxer> For the Forth memory?

14:57 <tankf33der> Yea, it has data file as virtual machine binary and then you load a code. I failed to implement three times already.

14:57 <tankf33der> It hanged all the time :)

14:57 <Regenaxer> :)

14:57 <tankf33der> Of course it was my fault.

14:57 <tankf33der> 20 instructions, like risc.

14:58 <Regenaxer> I see

14:59 <Regenaxer> One of the most interesting architectures to emulate is the "single instruction" machine

14:59 <Regenaxer> Has only *1* opcode

14:59 <Regenaxer> And because it has only one instruction, the opcode can be omitted :)

15:03 <tankf33der> :)

15:26 <beneroth> cool