(I can't say the full name of this language. You can search google for its full name)

BrainF

This is an interpreter written in C for a joke esoteric programming language called BrainF (Google this language for more information). The good feature about this interpreter is that it doesn't need to be installed and it's portable. Also, it's very simple and lightweight.

How to get

You can open releases or click here to get the pre-compiled executables, or you can compile the code yourself using a gcc compiler.

How to use

To run a "Hello World" example, create a file with the following text:

+[-->-[>>+>-----<<]<--<---]>-.>>>+.>>..+++[.>]<<<<.+++.------.<<-.>>>>+.[]

Save the text and run it (Windows users can run this using the interpreter, just like any program). GNU+Linux users need to allow the execution of this program (You can google how to do this), then they can run the GNU+Linux executable in a terminal by typing <ProgramLocation>/BrainF_Linux <CodeLocation>/<CodeName> (If the terminal is open where the program is, just put a ./ behind BrainF_Linux)).

To run this in any directory, you have to add this to your global variables. You can search how to do it in each operating system.

Sidenotes

This program uses the strcal library for some string operations.