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Remove automata which appear on the lingography page. Chris Pressey 7 years ago
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1
2 Braktif:
3 type: Automaton
4 genre: Esolang
5 paradigms:
6 - Cellular automaton
7 description: |
8 Braktif is a cellular automaton modelled closely after the [[brainfuck]]
9 programming language.
10 computational-class: believed Turing-complete
11 esowiki: Braktif
12 authors:
13 - Chris Pressey
14 auspices:
15 - Cat's Eye Technologies
16 etymology:
17 - television character
18 - portmanteau
19 - french
20 influences:
21 - brainfuck
22 paradigms:
23 - Cellular automaton
24 dimensionality: 2
25 sample: |2
26 *
27 <<*[--]*
28 000000000000000000 *[----- --]
29 -----------------d-i-- --------
30 inception-date: 2005
31 development-stage: mature
32
33 braktif.alp:
34 type: Implementation
35 implementation-of:
36 - Braktif
37 reference: true
38 prebuilt-for-platforms:
39 - Perl
40 - Javascript
41 in-distribution: Braktif distribution
42 license: BSD license
43 implementation-type: formal description
44 host-language: ALPACA
45 file-locations:
46 - https://github.com/catseye/Braktif/blob/master/src/braktif.alp
47 online-locations:
48 - installation/Braktif
491
502
513 Chzrxl:
8436 - Chzrxl
8537 online-locations:
8638 - installation/Chzrxl
87
88
89 Circute:
90 type: Automaton
91 genre: Esolang
92 paradigms:
93 - Cellular automaton
94 description: |
95 Circute is a cellular automaton that simulates conduits that
96 carry digital signals and NAND gates that manipulate those signals.
97 esowiki: Circute
98 paradigms:
99 - Cellular automaton
100 etymology:
101 - portmanteau
102 influences:
103 - Wireworld
104 dimensionality: 2
105 computational-class: known not Turing-complete
106 authors:
107 - Chris Pressey
108 auspices:
109 - Cat's Eye Technologies
110 sample: |2
111 =
112 =
113 #######== ===N=== =========
114 # = = = = =
115 ==N== = ==N== ==N== = ==N==
116 = = = = = = = = = =
117 ===== = ===== ===== = =====
118 = = = = = =
119 ============= =============
120 inception-date: 2005
121 development-stage: mature
122
123 tc.catseye.yoob.circute:
124 type: Implementation
125 implementation-of:
126 - Circute
127 in-distribution: yoob distribution
128 prebuilt-for-platforms:
129 - yoob
130 license: Public Domain
131 implementation-type: interpreter
132 host-language: Java
133 host-platform: yoob
134 online-locations:
135 - installation/yoob
136
137 circute.alp:
138 type: Implementation
139 implementation-of:
140 - Circute
141 reference: true
142 in-distribution: Circute distribution
143 prebuilt-for-platforms:
144 - Perl
145 - Javascript
146 license: BSD license
147 implementation-type: formal description
148 host-language: ALPACA
149 file-locations:
150 - https://github.com/catseye/Circute/blob/master/src/circute.alp
151 online-locations:
152 - installation/Circute
15339
15440
15541 Cyclobots:
19884 development-stage: mature
19985 online-locations:
20086 - installation/Cyclobots
201
202
203 Didigm:
204 # technically a family, but Didigm also refers to the member Didigm(8),
205 # and the family is not that interesting.
206 type: Automaton
207 summary: A reflective cellular automaton
208 genre: Esolang
209 paradigms:
210 - Cellular automaton
211 - Reflective
212 description: |
213 Didigm is a reflective cellular automaton: the transition rules
214 for the automaton are defined by forms in the very playfield governed by
215 those transition rules.
216 tagline: |-
217 Didigm = ALPACA + Ypsilax
218 authors:
219 - Chris Pressey
220 auspices:
221 - Cat's Eye Technologies
222 esowiki: Didigm
223 defining-distribution: Specs on Spec distribution
224 dimensionality: 2
225 inception-date: Nov 20, 2007
226 development-stage: not fully complete
227 etymology:
228 - neologism
229 sample: |
230 3333333333333
231 3002300230073
232 3111311132113
233 3311321131573
234 3111311131333
235 3333333333333
236 =F3
237 ,
238 =F1
239 111111111111111
240 111111131111111
241 111111111111574
242 111111111111333
243 311111111111023
244 111111111111113
245
246
247 Jaccia:
248 type: Automaton
249 genre: Esolang
250 paradigms:
251 - Cellular automaton
252 - 2-dimensional
253 description: |
254 Jaccia and Jacciata are cellular automata inspired by the [Announcement
255 of Scientific Proof that Slime Molds are Intelligent Maze Solvers](http://web.archive.org/web/20020220163303/http://www.riken.go.jp/lab-www/frontier-div/NEWSLETTER/feb2001/ameboid_e.htm).
256 Jaccia can solve mazes too, by a similar mechanism (shrinking). Jacciata builds
257 upon this to find the shortest path through a maze, if one exists and is unique.
258 authors:
259 - Chris Pressey
260 auspices:
261 - Cat's Eye Technologies
262 inception-date: Apr 11, 2009
263 development-stage: mature
264 dimensionality: 2
265 etymology:
266 - neologism
267 computational-class: known not Turing-complete
268 sample: |
269 #######S###
270 #:::::::::#
271 #:###:###:#
272 #:#:#:::#:#
273 #:#:#:#:###
274 #:::#:#:#:#
275 #####:#:#:#
276 #:#:::#:::#
277 #:#:###:###
278 #:::#:::::#
279 #########F#
280 sample-output: |
281 #######S###
282 # ::: #
283 # ###:### #
284 # # #:::# #
285 # # # #:###
286 # # #:# #
287 ##### #:# #
288 # # #: #
289 # # ###:###
290 # # :::#
291 #########F#
292
293 Jacciata:
294 type: Automaton
295 genre: Esolang
296 variant-of: Jaccia
297 paradigms:
298 - Cellular automaton
299 - 2-dimensional
300 description: |
301 Jaccia and Jacciata are cellular automata inspired by the [Announcement
302 of Scientific Proof that Slime Molds are Intelligent Maze Solvers](http://web.archive.org/web/20020220163303/http://www.riken.go.jp/lab-www/frontier-div/NEWSLETTER/feb2001/ameboid_e.htm).
303 Jaccia can solve mazes too, by a similar mechanism (shrinking). Jacciata builds
304 upon this to find the shortest path through a maze, if one exists and is unique.
305 authors:
306 - Chris Pressey
307 auspices:
308 - Cat's Eye Technologies
309 inception-date: Apr 11, 2009
310 development-stage: mature
311 dimensionality: 2
312 etymology:
313 - neologism
314 computational-class: known not Turing-complete
315 sample: |
316 #######S###
317 #:::::::::#
318 #:###:###:#
319 #:#:#:::#:#
320 #:#:#:#:###
321 #:::#:#:#:#
322 #####:#:#:#
323 #:#:::#:::#
324 #:#:###:###
325 #:::#:::::#
326 #########F#
327 sample-output: |
328 #######S###
329 # ::: #
330 # ###:### #
331 # # #:::# #
332 # # # #:###
333 # # #:# #
334 ##### #:# #
335 # # #: #
336 # # ###:###
337 # # :::#
338 #########F#
339
340 jaccia.alp:
341 type: Implementation
342 implementation-of:
343 - Jaccia
344 reference: true
345 in-distribution: Jaccia and Jacciata distribution
346 prebuilt-for-platforms:
347 - Perl
348 - Javascript
349 license: BSD license
350 implementation-type: formal description
351 host-language: ALPACA
352 file-locations:
353 - https://github.com/catseye/Jaccia/blob/master/src/jaccia.alp
354 online-locations:
355 - installation/Jaccia
356
357 jacciata.alp:
358 type: Implementation
359 implementation-of:
360 - Jacciata
361 reference: true
362 in-distribution: Jaccia and Jacciata distribution
363 prebuilt-for-platforms:
364 - Perl
365 - Javascript
366 license: BSD license
367 implementation-type: formal description
368 host-language: ALPACA
369 file-locations:
370 - https://github.com/catseye/Jaccia/blob/master/src/jacciata.alp
371 online-locations:
372 - installation/Jacciata
373
374
375 "noit o' mnain worb":
376 type: Automaton
377 genre: Esolang
378 paradigms:
379 - Particle automaton
380 - Probabilistic
381 quotation: |-
382 Under pressure
383 quotation-attribution: |-
384 Queen
385 description: |
386 noit o' mnain worb is a probabilistic particle automaton that
387 uses pressure between randomly moving particles to approximate the behaviour
388 of circuits. It can approximate computation with these circuits, too, but
389 it's so lossy that it has more value as just a neat toy to watch.
390
391 (The name of this language contains a *secret message*! Can *you* find it?)
392 authors:
393 - Chris Pressey
394 auspices:
395 - Cat's Eye Technologies
396 inception-date: Sep 15, 2000
397 development-stage: mature
398 etymology:
399 - neologism
400 - hidden message
401 - celtic
402 notable: true
403 esowiki: noit_o'_mnain_worb
404 dimensionality: 2
405 sample: |
406 ##### #####
407 # ########### #
408 # . > < . #
409 # #####v##### #
410 ##### # ########
411 # >!#
412 #v#########
413 # #
414 ###
415
416 worb.pl:
417 type: Implementation
418 implementation-of:
419 - noit o' mnain worb
420 in-distribution: noit o' mnain worb distribution
421 license: BSD license
422 reference: yes
423 implementation-type: interpreter
424 host-language: Perl
425
426 worb.js:
427 type: Implementation
428 implementation-of:
429 - noit o' mnain worb
430 in-distribution: noit o' mnain worb distribution
431 license: BSD license
432 implementation-type: interpreter
433 host-language: Javascript
434 host-platform: HTML5
435 online-locations:
436 - installation/noit o' mnain worb
437
438 tc.catseye.yoob.worb:
439 type: Implementation
440 implementation-of:
441 - noit o' mnain worb
442 in-distribution: noit o' mnain worb distribution
443 license: BSD license
444 implementation-type: interpreter
445 host-language: Java
446 host-platform: yoob
447 online-locations:
448 - installation/yoob
449
450
451 REDGREEN:
452 type: Automaton
453 genre: Esolang
454 paradigms:
455 - Cellular automaton
456 description: |
457 REDGREEN is a cellular automaton that simulates a little
458 "physical world", much like [[RUBE]].
459 authors:
460 - Chris Pressey
461 auspices:
462 - Cat's Eye Technologies
463 computational-class: Turing-complete
464 etymology:
465 - television program
466 influences:
467 - RUBE
468 dimensionality: 2
469 esowiki: REDGREEN
470 sample: |2
471 # #
472 ...... # #
473 # ~ #
474 ####################### #
475 %# #
476 . . . T ##### #
477 ### # : #
478 # #
479 # . #
480 # #
481 # #
482 # . #
483 # #
484 # #
485 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>##<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<############################
486 %
487 T
488 inception-date: 1998
489 development-stage: mature
490
491 redgreen.alp:
492 type: Implementation
493 implementation-of:
494 - REDGREEN
495 reference: true
496 in-distribution: REDGREEN distribution
497 prebuilt-for-platforms:
498 - Perl
499 - Javascript
500 license: BSD license
501 implementation-type: formal description
502 host-language: ALPACA
503 file-locations:
504 - https://github.com/catseye/REDGREEN/blob/master/src/redgreen.alp
505 online-locations:
506 - installation/REDGREEN
507
508
509 RUBE:
510 type: Automaton
511 genre: Esolang
512 paradigms:
513 - Bully automaton
514 - 2-dimensional
515 description: |
516 RUBE is an esoteric programming language in tribute to [[Rube Goldberg]],
517 with bulldozers pushing around numbered crates, knocking them together to
518 perform computations. It is based on a variant of a cellular automaton called
519 a *[[Bully automaton|bully automaton]]*, where certain state changes can
520 force other state changes to occur elsewhere in the playfield.
521 authors:
522 - Chris Pressey
523 auspices:
524 - Cat's Eye Technologies
525 basis-for-game: true
526 inception-date: 1997
527 development-stage: mature
528 etymology:
529 - masculine given name
530 - acronym
531 esowiki: RUBE
532 dimensionality: 2
533 notable: true
534 sample: |2
535 0a21646c726f77202c6f6c6c6548
536 , :::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ,
537 )
538 ==============================
539 F
540 O F
541 c
542 =
543
544 rube.c:
545 type: Implementation
546 implementation-of:
547 - RUBE
548 in-distribution: RUBE distribution
549 reference: true
550 license: BSD license
551 implementation-type: interpreter
552 # can also be built with C99
553 host-language: ANSI C
554 can-be-built-with-borland-c: true
555 run-requirements:
556 - ANSI Terminal
557
558
559 Schrödinger's Game of Life:
560 type: Automaton
561 genre: Experimental language
562 paradigms:
563 - 2-dimensional
564 - Cellular automaton
565 - Non-deterministic
566 development-stage: mature
567 defining-distribution: Schrödinger's Game of Life distribution
568 authors:
569 - Chris Pressey
570 auspices:
571 - Cat's Eye Technologies
572 see-also:
573 - Conway's Game of Life
574 - Schrödinger's Cat
575 inception-date: Feb 7 2015
576 description: |
577 Schrödinger's Game of Life is what happens when [[Conway's Game of Life]]
578 meets [[Schrödinger's Cat]]: each individual cell may be **Alive**,
579 or **Dead**, or **Possibly-Alive-Possibly-Dead** (which we call **Cat**.)
580
581 This is, in essence, the result of applying
582 [[Non-deterministic|non-determinism]] to an existing
583 [[Cellular automaton|cellular automaton]], and this operation could
584 probably be applied to any cellular automaton with similar results.
585
586 For a full account of its development, see
587 [its README document](https://github.com/catseye/Schroedingers-Game-of-Life/blob/master/README.md).
588
589 slife.js:
590 type: Implementation
591 license: Public Domain
592 host-language: Javascript
593 host-platform: HTML5
594 implementation-of:
595 - Schrödinger's Game of Life
596 in-distribution: Schrödinger's Game of Life distribution
597 online-locations:
598 - installation/Schrödinger's Game of Life
599
600 slife:
601 type: Implementation
602 license: Public Domain
603 host-language: Python
604 implementation-of:
605 - Schrödinger's Game of Life
606 in-distribution: Schrödinger's Game of Life distribution
607 reference: true
608
609
610 SMETANA:
611 type: Automaton
612 genre: Esolang
613 paradigms:
614 - Self-modifying
615 esowiki: SMETANA
616 acronym-for: Self-Modifying Extremely Tiny AutomatoN Application
617 summary: A pathological little self-modifying language
618 description: |
619 SMETANA is a pathological little self-modifying language with only two
620 possible operations: Go to step *n*, and Swap steps *n* and *m*.
621 It has inspired a few variants and developments, notably a proof that
622 despite its minimalism, it is finite-automata-complete; it is also the
623 (great-?)grandfather of [[SMITH]].
624 etymology:
625 - dairy product
626 - russian
627 - surname
628 sample: |-
629 Step 1. Swap step 1 with step 2.
630 Step 2. Go to step 2.
631 Step 3. Go to step 1.
632 authors:
633 - Chris Pressey
634 # technically, Cat's Eye Technologies did not exist at the time, but
635 # let's face it, it's been maintained by them ever since they started
636 auspices:
637 - Cat's Eye Technologies
638 inception-date: ca 1994
639 development-stage: archival
640 computational-class: known not Turing-complete
641 notable: true
642 see-also:
643 - Cyclobots
644
645 smetana.pl:
646 type: Implementation
647 implementation-of:
648 - SMETANA
649 in-distribution: SMETANA distribution
650 license: Public Domain
651 reference: yes
652 implementation-type: interpreter
653 host-language: Perl
654
655 tc.catseye.yoob.smetana:
656 type: Implementation
657 implementation-of:
658 - SMETANA
659 in-distribution: yoob distribution
660 prebuilt-for-platforms:
661 - yoob
662 license: Public Domain
663 implementation-type: interpreter
664 host-language: Java
665 host-platform: yoob
666 online-locations:
667 - installation/yoob
668
669 SMETANA (Visual Basic):
670 type: Implementation
671 implementation-of:
672 - SMETANA
673 license: Freely Redistributable
674 implementation-type: interpreter
675 host-language: Visual Basic
676 development-stage: lost
677 interface: GUI
678
679
680 Xigxag:
681 # technically a family, but the family is not that interesting.
682 type: Automaton
683 genre: Esolang
684 paradigms:
685 - String-rewriting
686 description: |
687 Xigxag is a simple string-copying automaton that has exponential
688 growth almost everywhere (i.e. there are only a finite number of initial
689 configurations that don't blow up.)
690 authors:
691 - Chris Pressey
692 auspices:
693 - Cat's Eye Technologies
694 # started 2001
695 esowiki: Xigxag
696 inception-date: Apr 23, 2007
697 development-stage: mature
698 sample: |
699 ><<
700 sample-output: |
701 ><<
702 <<>><
703 <><<<<>>
704 <<<<>><><><<><<<><<<>
705 ...
706 computational-class: unknown computational class
707 unusual-computability-properties: true
708
709 xigxag.pl:
710 type: Implementation
711 implementation-of:
712 - Xigxag
713 in-distribution: Xigxag distribution
714 reference: true
715 license: Public Domain
716 implementation-type: interpreter
717 host-language: Perl
718
719
720 Zame:
721 # technically a family.
722 type: Programming Language
723 genre: Esolang
724 paradigms:
725 # kind of...
726 - Maze-space-rewriting
727 variant-of: Etcha
728 description: |
729 Zame is an automaton which uses the solution of a maze to
730 generate an [[Etcha]] program which draws a new maze, then
731 the process repeats. An open question is to find a maze for which
732 this process repeats indefinitely.
733
734 Information on this language is only available on the Esowiki for now.
735 authors:
736 - Chris Pressey
737 auspices:
738 - Cat's Eye Technologies
739 esowiki: Zame
740 inception-date: Jan 2009
741 development-stage: not fully complete
742 sample: |
743 #########
744 # # #
745 # # # ###
746 # # #
747 ### # # #
748 # # # #
749 #########
750 computational-class: unknown computational class
751 unusual-computability-properties: true
752 specification-link: esowiki
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361361 implementation-type: interpreter
362362 host-language: Applesoft BASIC
363363 host-platform: Apple II
364
365
366 ### this is effectively a wip
367
368 Zame:
369 # technically a family.
370 type: Programming Language
371 genre: Esolang
372 paradigms:
373 # kind of...
374 - Maze-space-rewriting
375 variant-of: Etcha
376 description: |
377 Zame is an automaton which uses the solution of a maze to
378 generate an [[Etcha]] program which draws a new maze, then
379 the process repeats. An open question is to find a maze for which
380 this process repeats indefinitely.
381
382 Information on this language is only available on the Esowiki for now.
383 authors:
384 - Chris Pressey
385 auspices:
386 - Cat's Eye Technologies
387 esowiki: Zame
388 inception-date: Jan 2009
389 development-stage: not fully complete
390 sample: |
391 #########
392 # # #
393 # # # ###
394 # # #
395 ### # # #
396 # # # #
397 #########
398 computational-class: unknown computational class
399 unusual-computability-properties: true
400 specification-link: esowiki
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277277 },
278278 "illgol.exe": {
279279 "anchor": "illgol",
280 "filename": "article/Lingography.md"
281 },
282 "braktif.alp": {
283 "anchor": "braktif",
284 "filename": "article/Lingography.md"
285 },
286 "redgreen.alp": {
287 "anchor": "redgreen",
288 "filename": "article/Lingography.md"
289 },
290 "circute.alp": {
291 "anchor": "circute",
292 "filename": "article/Lingography.md"
293 },
294 "jaccia.alp": {
295 "anchor": "jaccia",
296 "filename": "article/Lingography.md"
297 },
298 "jacciata.alp": {
299 "anchor": "jaccia",
300 "filename": "article/Lingography.md"
301 },
302 "worb.js": {
303 "anchor": "noit-o-mnain-worb",
304 "filename": "article/Lingography.md"
305 },
306 "slife.js": {
307 "anchor": "schrödingers-game-of-life",
280308 "filename": "article/Lingography.md"
281309 },
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