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Redstone Programming
tommyroyall
In real life, there's an insane amount of programming languages (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_pr ... _languages), and I have managed to make 2 very small, low quality programming languages, and also the concept mechanics of a larger one that pulls from libraries.
So far, I have managed to make MCAssembly, solo and MCMachine code with a friend of mine. How the languages work, quite a simple method, involves writing in binary coding with levers (or TFF-buttons with a feedback display to tell what is 0 and what is 1) and then hitting a send button that sends the signal through to memory cartridges that you have selected with a memory adressing system on another wall of levers. Once it is in the cartridge, it can be wired up to a network, another computer, or can be world edit transported into another machine to be read by a compiler which puts it into program memory for the device to run.
Any ideas accepted, Thanks, Comment
- Sledger721
So far, I have managed to make MCAssembly, solo and MCMachine code with a friend of mine. How the languages work, quite a simple method, involves writing in binary coding with levers (or TFF-buttons with a feedback display to tell what is 0 and what is 1) and then hitting a send button that sends the signal through to memory cartridges that you have selected with a memory adressing system on another wall of levers. Once it is in the cartridge, it can be wired up to a network, another computer, or can be world edit transported into another machine to be read by a compiler which puts it into program memory for the device to run.
Any ideas accepted, Thanks, Comment
- Sledger721
