more documentation, mostly

CHANGELOG.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file. See [Keep a
 
 ### Added
 
-- The interpreter can now handle assembly syntax with the `-A` flag.
+- The interpreter can now handle assembly syntax, with the `-A` flag in the command line and a checkbox in the online interpreter. Currently, interactive debugging of assembly is not supported in the web interpreter.
 
 ### Changed
 

README.md

@@ -16,6 +16,7 @@ Trilangle is a 2-D, stack-based programming language inspired by [Hexagony].
 >   - [Threading](#threading)
 > - [Interpreter flags](#interpreter-flags)
 > - [The disassembler](#the-disassembler)
+>   - [Assembly syntax](#assembly-syntax)
 > - [C compiler](#c-compiler)
 > - [Sample programs](#sample-programs)
 >   - [cat](#cat)
@@ -224,6 +225,36 @@ For example, when passing [the cat program below](#cat) with the flags `-Dn`, th
 2.2:	EXT
 ```
 
+### Assembly syntax
+
+In addition to producing this syntax, Trilangle is capable of interpreting this syntax. Currently, the output with `--hide-nops` is not guaranteed to be interpretable, as it may be missing jump targets. Each line can maximally consist of a label, an instruction, and a comment. The syntax can be described with the following extended Backus-Naur form:
+
+```
+program = line, {newline, line};
+line = [label, [":"]], [multiple_whitespace, instruction], {whitespace}, [comment];
+
+newline = ? U+000A END OF LINE ?;
+tab = ? U+0009 CHARACTER TABULATION ?;
+whitespace = " " | ? U+000D CARRIAGE RETURN ? | tab;
+non_whitespace = ? Any single unicode character not in 'newline' or 'whitespace' ?;
+multiple_whitespace = whitespace, {whitespace};
+
+label = non_whitespace, {non_whitespace};
+comment = ";", {non_whitespace | whitespace};
+
+instruction = instruction_with_target | instruction_with_argument | plain_instruction;
+instruction_with_target = ("BNG" | "TSP" | "JMP"), multiple_whitespace, label;
+instruction_with_argument = ("PSI" | "PSC"), multiple_whitespace, number_literal;
+plain_instruction = ? Any three-character instruction besides the five already covered ?;
+
+number_literal = character_literal | decimal_literal | hex_literal;
+character_literal = "'", (non_whitespace | tab), "'";
+decimal_literal = "#", decimal_digit;
+hex_literal = "0x", hex_digit, {hex_digit};
+decimal_digit = "0" | "1" | "2" | "3" | "4" | "5" | "6" | "7" | "8" | "9";
+hex_digit = "a" | "b" | "c" | "d" | "e" | "f" | "A" | "B" | "C" | "D" | "E" | "F" | decimal_digit;
+```
+
 ## C compiler
 
 When using the `-c` flag, the input program will be translated into C code. The C code is not meant to be idiomatic or easy to read, as it is a literal translation of the input. Optimizers such as those used by clang and GCC tend to do a good job of improving the program, in some cases removing the heap allocation altogether; MSVC does not.

src/assembly_scanner.cpp

@@ -165,14 +165,21 @@ NONNULL_PTR(const std::vector<NONNULL_PTR(std::vector<instruction>)>) assembly_s
                     }
                     arg_value = static_cast<int24_t>(ul);
                 } else if (argument[0] == '#' && argument.size() == 2) {
-                    arg_value = argument[1];
-                    if (arg_value < (int24_t)'0' || arg_value > (int24_t)'9') {
+                    arg_value = static_cast<int24_t>(argument[1] - '0');
+                    if (arg_value < INT24_C(0) || arg_value > INT24_C(9)) {
                         invalid_literal(argument);
                     }
                 } else {
                     invalid_literal(argument);
                 }
 
+                if (opcode == instruction::operation::PSI) {
+                    // PSI expects to be given the digit, not the actual value
+                    auto p = arg_value.add_with_overflow('0');
+                    assert(!p.first);
+                    arg_value = p.second;
+                }
+
                 instruction::argument arg;
                 arg.number = arg_value;
                 add_instruction({ opcode, arg });

tests/cli/invalid_flags/index.sh

@@ -11,6 +11,8 @@ invalid_flags=(
     -ae -aD
     # --show-stack without --debug
     -s
+    # --hide-nops without --disassemble
+    -n
 )
 
 for flag in "${invalid_flags[@]}"

wasm/in.civet

@@ -397,6 +397,7 @@ do
     elements.urlButton.onclick = generateURL
   elements.program.addEventListener 'input', hideUrl, { +passive }
   elements.includeInput.addEventListener 'change', hideUrl, { +passive }
+  elements.assembly.addEventListener 'change', hideUrl, { +passive }
   elements.stdin.addEventListener 'change', => hideUrl() if elements.includeInput.checked, { +passive }
 
   // Allow the header itself, or noninteractable children (e.g. the select icon)