SICKBAY
Wiki entry @ esolangs.org | See also: ILLGOL ∘ yucca
SICKBAY is an esoteric dialect of BASIC with two salient features:
- While most BASICs support a call stack which is used to implement
GOSUB
andRETURN
, SICKBAY uses a call ring buffer, which supports not onlyGOSUB
andRETURN
but alsoPROLONG
andCUTSHORT
. - While some BASICs support computed line numbers in
GOTO
andGOSUB
, SICKBAY supports computed line numbers only in line number definitions. It thus lacks anIF
statement because, similar to Strelnokoff, it doesn't need one.
This is the reference distribution for SICKBAY. It contains:
- the normative description (i.e. specification) of the language -- see the
file
SICKBAY.md
in thedoc
directory. - other notes on the language, also in the
doc
directory. - SAWBONES, Cat's Eye Technologies' reference implementation of SICKBAY,
written in Python, in the
script
directory. - several small example SICKBAY programs in the
eg
directory.
For more information on the language, see the SICKBAY article on the esolangs.org wiki.
Other Implementations
Jeremy List has written a SICKBAY interpreter in Haskell. It can be found here: sickbay.hs.
Commit History
@master
git clone https://git.catseye.tc/SICKBAY/
- Update links. Chris Pressey 11 months ago
- Update README. Chris Pressey 2 years ago
- Merge pull request #2 from catseye/support-python-3 Chris Pressey (commit: GitHub) 2 years ago
- Run tests w/ Python 2, or 3, or both, depending on what's installed. Chris Pressey 2 years ago
- Rename .markdown files in doc/ directory to .md file extension. Chris Pressey 2 years ago
- Repository cleanup Chris Pressey 3 years ago
- PEP-8 cleanup Chris Pressey 3 years ago
- Update code to run under both Python 2 and Python 3. Chris Pressey 3 years ago
- Added tag 1.0 for changeset 2501d15bc81e Chris Pressey 10 years ago
- Run tests verbosely, add test driver script. Cat's Eye Technologies 11 years ago