cargo install biir
biir filename.bf
Available through -nor --numerical-mode.
Prints byte values instead of their ascii representations.
Entered via -d or--debug-mode.
Allows the usage of !TAPE to print 10 nearby (already created) cells and
also prints some debug info at the end of the execution.
!TAPE can be put at any point in the program,
but will only do anything when running in debug mode.
Every , (comma) will take input the same way as getchar in C.
It's also possible to provide it externally using pipes,
however it will exit once the whole input was consumed.
(note to point above) Keep in mind that by default echo passes \n as last character.
This behaviour can be avoided by using its -n flag.
-d debug mode, prints tape at the end, enables the use of !TAPE to print 10 nearest values on the tape at any point of the program-n numerical mode, prints values themselves instead of interpreting them as ascii.