Well that took a long 'twelve days period' for my project to be accepted by Savannah Hackers and now I have to proudly announce that Jalali Calendar finally has it's own new home.
You may access project tarballs from here. You may also do anonymous cvs checkouts using the following command:
Cheers.
Nothing is as simple as it seems at first Or as hopeless as it seems in the middle Or as finished as it seems in the end.
]]>Well that took a long 'twelve days period' for my project to be accepted by Savannah Hackers and now I have to proudly announce that Jalali Calendar finally has it's own new home.
You may access project tarballs from here. You may also do anonymous cvs checkouts using the following command:
Cheers.
Nothing is as simple as it seems at first Or as hopeless as it seems in the middle Or as finished as it seems in the end.
]]>Btw, I think after having a long day of troubles with autoconf and automake (stuffs of my nightmares) first stable release of Jalali Calendar is available for public. Take a peak and please do not forget your nice bug-reports to me.
I just wanted to mention that there are few hours remained to the beginning of year 1386(Jalali) or 2566(Shaahanshaahi).
_PLUS_ I think a celebration for this new year will be held at our IRC channel, around 3:00AM morning IRST. Feel free to join us.
I wish you a happy new year and a lot of luck.
]]>Btw, I think after having a long day of troubles with autoconf and automake (stuffs of my nightmares) first stable release of Jalali Calendar is available for public. Take a peak and please do not forget your nice bug-reports to me.
I just wanted to mention that there are few hours remained to the beginning of year 1386(Jalali) or 2566(Shaahanshaahi).
_PLUS_ I think a celebration for this new year will be held at our IRC channel, around 3:00AM morning IRST. Feel free to join us.
I wish you a happy new year and a lot of luck.
]]>Good Luck.
I used to think that the brain was the most wonderful organ in my body. Then I realized who was telling me this. -- Emo Phillips
]]>Good Luck.
I used to think that the brain was the most wonderful organ in my body. Then I realized who was telling me this. -- Emo Phillips
]]>take a peak: Jalali-Calendar-0.0.98
please do your nice bug-reports at: ghassemi at ftml dot net
Good luck, Have fun.
Ever get the feeling that the world's on tape and one of the reels is missing? -- Rich Little
]]>take a peak: Jalali-Calendar-0.0.98
please do your nice bug-reports at: ghassemi at ftml dot net
Good luck, Have fun.
Ever get the feeling that the world's on tape and one of the reels is missing? -- Rich Little
]]>It's syntax is neat and simple. It only has 8 generic builtin commands which is as follows:
> Increment the pointer. < Decrement the pointer. + Increment the byte at the pointer. - Decrement the byte at the pointer. . Output the byte at the pointer. , Input a byte and store it in the byte at the pointer. [ Jump forward past the matching ] if the byte at the pointer is zero. ] Jump backward to the matching [ unless the byte at the pointer is zero.
As you can see, a simple hello-world with the above syntax can cost you too much!
Take a look :
++++++++++ [ The initial loop to set up useful values in the array >+++++++>++++++++++>+++>+<<<<- ] >++. print 'H' >+. print 'e' +++++++. 'l' . 'l' +++. 'o' >++. space <<+++++++++++++++. 'W' >. 'o' +++. 'r' ------. 'l' --------. 'd' >+. '!' >. newline
I just wrote two simple codes with this "nerds-must-have" tool to challenge myself! First Program Second Program
Here is a link to it's portable(!) assembly-written compiler. Note that you must have nasm installed on your box. Simple Brainfuck Compiler
And of course, wikipedia link is always useful. What is Brainfuck?
Too much fun writing programs with brainfuck isn't it ?
]]>It's syntax is neat and simple. It only has 8 generic builtin commands which is as follows:
> Increment the pointer. < Decrement the pointer. + Increment the byte at the pointer. - Decrement the byte at the pointer. . Output the byte at the pointer. , Input a byte and store it in the byte at the pointer. [ Jump forward past the matching ] if the byte at the pointer is zero. ] Jump backward to the matching [ unless the byte at the pointer is zero.
As you can see, a simple hello-world with the above syntax can cost you too much!
Take a look :
++++++++++ [ The initial loop to set up useful values in the array >+++++++>++++++++++>+++>+<<<<- ] >++. print 'H' >+. print 'e' +++++++. 'l' . 'l' +++. 'o' >++. space <<+++++++++++++++. 'W' >. 'o' +++. 'r' ------. 'l' --------. 'd' >+. '!' >. newline
I just wrote two simple codes with this "nerds-must-have" tool to challenge myself! First Program Second Program
Here is a link to it's portable(!) assembly-written compiler. Note that you must have nasm installed on your box. Simple Brainfuck Compiler
And of course, wikipedia link is always useful. What is Brainfuck?
Too much fun writing programs with brainfuck isn't it ?
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