tronScript is a stupid and pretty assembly-like low level language for my asmTron emulator


Available Commands:

newVar [name]                           - Initializes new var; not needed most of the time:
                                          Compiler automatically initializes new vars when used,
                                          so this is no longer necessary...
newArray [name] [len]                   - Initializes a new array with length len.
jumpMark [jumpMark name]                - Sets an JumpMark to jump to using the "jump" command
jump [jumpMark name]                    - Jumps to an JumpMark
getVarAddress [var A] [var B]           - Saves [var A]'s memory-address into [var B]
getArrayAddress [array] [index] [var]   - Saves [array][[index]]'s memory-adress into [var]
exec [func name]                        - Executes function with name [func name]
setVar [var] [value]                    - Sets var [var] to [value] (decimal)
setVar [var] b[value]                   - Sets var [var] to [value] (binary)
setArrayIndex [array] [index] [value]   - Sets [array][[index]] to [value] (decimal)
setArrayIndex [array] [index] b[value]  - Sets [array][[index]] to [value] (binary)
getArrayIndex [array] [index] [var]     - Stores the content of [array][[index]] into var [var]
copyVar [var A] [var B]                 - Copies to value of [var A] to [var B] (B=A)
write [var]                             - Writes value of [var] to console
read [var]                              - Reads input from console into [var]
add [var A] [var B] [var OUT]           - Adds [var A] + [var B] = [var OUT]
subtract [var A] [var B] [var OUT]      - Subtracts [var A] - [var B] = [var OUT]
if [var A] [??] [var B] [cmd] [pars]    - ?? = [==,!=,>,<,>=,<=] if clause is true,
                                          executes [cmd] with [pars]
for [goal] [counter] [step] [cmd] [pars]- Sets [counter] = 0; Executes [cmd] with [pars] and
                                          adds [step] to [counter], until [goal]==[counter]
:[asm] v#[var]                          - Executes [asm]-assembler command with par [var]
:[asm] d#[par]                          - Executes [asm]-assembler command with par [par] (decimal)
:[asm] b#[par]                          - Executes [asm]-assembler command with par [par] (binary)
:[asm] -                                - Executes [asm]-assembler command with par b#00000000 / d#0
:[asm] ~                                - Executes [asm]-assembler command with par b#11111111 / d#255
shellcode [code]                        - Executes binary code [code]
nop                                     - Nothing; sleep one cycle
halt                                    - Stops execution of program; automatically added to the end of
                                          your program if not present

function [funcName] {                   - Defines function [funcName] with code [funcCode]
    [funcCode line 1]                     ! Every function can only have one instance at a time:
    [funcCode line 2]                     ! A function shall not call itself and a sub function shall
    [funcCode line 3]                     ! not call any of its root functions !!!
     .                                    ! If you need this functionality, implement it in assembly...
     .
     .                                    Why is that so? This is a stupid compiler, which does not use
    [funcCode line n]                     a stack to return from functions, but a function-specific variable
}                                         to store the jump-back-address... :P
                                          Fun Fact: Pascal used to do a similar thing, which is why you couldn't
                                          do recursion in early versions of Pascal.