brainfuck Python interpreter
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The following is an interpreter by User:None1 in Python for brainfuck (supports wraps, EOF returns 0):
import sys def bf(code): s=[] matches={} tape=[0]*1000000 for i,j in enumerate(code): if j=='[': s.append(i) if j==']': m=s.pop() matches[m]=i matches[i]=m cp=0 p=0 while cp<len(code): if code[cp]=='+': tape[p]=(tape[p]+1)%256 if code[cp]=='-': tape[p]=(tape[p]-1)%256 if code[cp]==',': c=sys.stdin.read(1) tape[p]=(ord(c) if c else 0)%256 if code[cp]=='.': print(chr(tape[p]),end='') if code[cp]=='<': p-=1 if code[cp]=='>': p+=1 if code[cp]=='[': if not tape[p]: cp=matches[cp] if code[cp]==']': if tape[p]: cp=matches[cp] cp+=1 bf(sys.stdin.read())
The version used by Brainfuck speed test is slightly modified to support source code from a file:
import sys def bf(code): s1=[] s2=[] matches={} tape=[0]*1000000 for i,j in enumerate(code): if j=='[': s1.append(i) if j==']': m=s1.pop() matches[m]=i matches[i]=m cp=0 p=0 while cp<len(code): if code[cp]=='+': tape[p]=(tape[p]+1)%256 if code[cp]=='-': tape[p]=(tape[p]-1)%256 if code[cp]==',': tape[p]=ord(sys.stdin.read(1))%256 if code[cp]=='.': print(chr(tape[p]),end='') if code[cp]=='<': p-=1 if code[cp]=='>': p+=1 if code[cp]=='[': if not tape[p]: cp=matches[cp] if code[cp]==']': if tape[p]: cp=matches[cp] cp+=1 fn=sys.argv[1] bf(open(fn).read())