Interpreter

BrainF*** like interpreter

`!!!` This documentation is incorrect

Code was changed and documentation was neglected, it has been long enough that I forgot about this and have almost no idea on how it works

Some examples do not run, and I neglected to add error messages

Some parts of the interpreter also appear to fail

I have abandoned this project and will not be working on it

Commands:

> Seperates commands
+ Increments pointer position
- Decrements pointer position
! Jumps to another point in the program string using RAA or an integer
* Adds a value to the RAA that can be refrenced later by it's name
@ Set the pointer using integers or RAA values
$ Sets the memory under the pointer using integers or RAA values
# Delays the program by integer or RAA value milliseconds
?op:arg1:arg2 Conditional jump, runs arg2 as an instruction if the memory under the pointer and arg1 evalute true under the op, operations are: = - Equivalent, Gt - >(Greater than), Lt - /<(Less than), Dv - Divisible
.arg1 Prints the memory currently under the pointer unless arg1 is a value
%Operator:Value:Address Performs the operator to Address from Value
P Creates a refferable point equivalent to the instruction address

Basic Scripts:

i1>.>?10:4>!0 Counts to ten
$5>+>$2>*_add>%+:M0:R_add>+>$R_add>. Adds two values, in this case 5 and 2: set by $5>+>$2> _add being a RAA value
$10>+>$2>%*:M0:M1>. Multiplies two values, in this case 10 and 2: set by $10>+>$2>
+>.>$1>.>+>$M1>%+:M0:M2>.>-->$M1>+>$M2>@2>!6 Prints the Fibbonacci sequence
+>#100>.>$1>#100>.>+>P_calc>$M1>%+:M0:M2>#100>.>-->$M1>+>$M2>@2>!P_calc Prints the Fibbonacci sequence with a delay and uses pointers
P_start>+>.pointer>#100>!P_start Counts up to infinity incremented every 0.1 second (Accuracy not confirmed)
+>.>$1>.>+>P_calc>$M1>%+:M0:M2>.>-->$M1>+>$M2>@2>?Lt:1000:!P_calc Lists the fibbonacci sequence up to 1000

Expression Evaluation:

...>*_name>... Refferable by R_name ...>@R_name>...
...>@5>$_someValue>@_someOtherMemoryAddress>%+Mpointer:M5>... Reffering to a memory address (Snippet not tested)
...>P_instructionNumber>... Stores instruction number in pointer dictionary when run (Not an actual pointer) ...>@P_instructionNumber>...
...>.pointer>... Prints pointer value
...>.atest>... Prints integer value of the string "test" (1952805748)
...>.5%+|2>... Prints 5 + 10 using inline arithmetic, expressed as Value%Operator|Value