pybrainfuck - the script

A regular pip installation will deliver a pybrainfuck executable which can be directly used to run brainfuck programs.

The arguments match those of the BrainFck class which can be used in scripts.

Usage:

$ pybrainfuck --help
usage: pybrainfuck-script.py [-h] [--totalcells TOTALCELLS] [--prealloc]
                             [--noextleft] [--wrapover] [--cellsize CELLSIZE]
                             [--nonumclass] [--debug] [--linemode]
                             [--multiline] [--comments]
                             [--commentchar COMMENTCHAR] [--breakline]
                             [--flushout]
                             script

BrainF*ck Interpreter/Virtual Machine

positional arguments:
  script                BrainF*ck script to execute (can be specified multiple
                        times

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --totalcells TOTALCELLS, -tc TOTALCELLS
                        Size of memory in cells (set to 0 for unbounded
                        (default: 30000)
  --prealloc, -pa       Preallocate cells if a memory size has been set
                        (default: False)
  --noextleft, -nl      Do not extend the cells to the left in
                        dynamicallocation (default: False)
  --wrapover, -wo       If the number of totalcells is limited, wrap over the
                        boundaries when the amount of totalcells has already
                        been allocated (default: False)
  --cellsize CELLSIZE, -cs CELLSIZE
                        Size in bits of each cell (default: 8)
  --nonumclass, -nn     Do numerics directly rather than with a class
                        (default: False)
  --debug, -db          Print debug information (default: False)
  --linemode, -lm       In line mode each line of a provided script file will
                        be interpreted as a single script. Empty lines will be
                        skipped (default: False)
  --multiline, -ml      In linemode subsequent lines will be joined until a
                        blank line is seen (default: False)
  --comments, -co       In line mode lines starting with # will be skipped
                        (default: False)
  --commentchar COMMENTCHAR, -cc COMMENTCHAR
                        Char which indicates a line is a comment (default: #)
  --breakline, -br      Print a break line in between output of scripts
                        (default: False)
  --flushout, -fo       Flush output on each write (meant for broken buffering
                        like Python 2.x under Win32 (default: False)