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feat: brainfuck interpreter #5
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Co-authored-by: Clément Walter <[email protected]>
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Closes #2
Initialization of the rust project (virtual workspace with two crates, one for the interpreter, to compile and generate the execution trace of a given Brainfuck program (i.e. run the program) and one for the prover, which will generate the STARK proof of the program execution with stwo)
This PR implements the Brainfuck interpreter. It has been adapted from work by @rkdud007:
Machine.execute()
to run program with a single instructionM31
for the memory values and related castingI've included a few Brainfuck programs found on the web, some from examples of the Esolang page, and others written by Daniel B Cristofani. The collatz program has been modified to take only one input, return the corresponding number of steps to reach 1 and terminate.
There are four different programs which outputs "Hello World!", I haven't included two others as they don't run on the interpreter.
Some key aspects to consider:
It might be better to have an unbounded size (more complex) or make it configurable (preferred imo)
Some Brainfuck programs relying on u8 wrapping might not be working