BrainFu News and Changelog
2025 / 11 / 03 (version 1.11)
- Added automatic detection and translation for about thirty trivial Brainfudge language equivalents.
2024 / 12 / 04 (version 1.11)
- The Ook! language ignores line-feed characters inside keywords. Fixed the automatic language converter accordingly.
2024 / 05 / 15 (version 1.11)
- Added numbered breakpoints feature: the
%%dbg
directive can optionally be followed by digits, and those digits are retained in the stripped code displayed by the debugger.
2024 / 05 / 15 (version 1.09)
- added output settings “Echo enable” and “Clear console on restart”
- “Standard output” box now scrolls to the bottom automatically
2024 / 05 / 13
- BF-Constants Generator first published; the initial version is v0.91.
- BF-Constants Generator Brainfu** application is a program that helps to create other BF applications.
2024 / 05 / 05 (version 1.08)
- OokBF Offline Package v1.08 published; resizes more accurately on small-screen devices and features 4 MiB cell array size.
2024 / 05 / 04 (version 1.08)
- Interpreter cell array size increased to 4 MiB (was 128 KiB).
- Interpreter memory allocation system improved.
- Many small enhancements and fixes.
2024 / 04 / 28 (version 1.06)
- Added
%%dbg
directive for assistance in debugging. It breaks into debugger if the debugger is enabled.
2024 / 04 / 27
- Language converter now recognizes the
Ook? Ook?
command and converts it correctly. - DOS console now correctly emulates DOS behavior when the caret is past column 80.
2024 / 04 / 26 (version 1.05)
- Optimized memory usage in the interpreter (
ALLOW_MEMORY_GROWTH=1
in WebAssembly). - The maximum web page content width has been increased to 1302 pixels, to allow max. 120 characters per line in the Standard Output box.
2024 / 04 / 24 (version 1.04)
- OokBF Offline Package first published.
2024 / 04 / 21 (version 1.04)
- Execution time slice was too small, causing unnecessary slowdowns; fixed.
2024 / 04 / 20 (version 1.03)
- Changed the interpreter target from asm.js to WebAssembly
- Fixed a bug where “elapsed” time was sometimes zero, causing a divide-by-zero error on computation of execution speed.
2024 / 04 / 18 (version 1.01)
- BrainFu online interpreter first published.