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Tiny Brainfuck

A fully programmable brainfuck editor and interpreter, implemented with just an ATTiny85, I2C OLED and a couple buttons

ragul-balajiRagul Balaji
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attiny brainfuck keychain portable coin cell

This project was created on 03/20/2018 and last updated 8 years ago.

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This is one of my projects in my personal series "BOUGHT TOO MANY, USING ATTinys EVERYWHERE".

Here I ponder whether I can use my attiny85 for some interactive keychain? maybe runs brainfuck on it? a symbol of the ultimate nerd.

--- Initial Sprint ---
> Bitbangged the I2C OLED code
> Some primitive graphics library
> Writing some simple GUI for programming
> Low over head BF Interpreter
> It actually works within the 512 bytes of RAM and only takes up ~~ at most 6kB of ROM

# TODO
> Coin cell / Alternative power source
> Perf board it!
> Keychain it!

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asorc wrote 06/04/2018 at 11:28 • point

Very curious. Are you going to share the instructions, components, etc.?

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