A stack-based esoteric programming language inspired by Whitespace. The only tokens used are Chinese characters "草", "泥", "马" and "河蟹".
See the original web site for full documentation of the base language.
You need GHC 7.10.1 or above to compile and install the GrassMudHorse interpreter.
$ git clone git://github.com/soimort/GrassMudHorse.git
$ cd GrassMudHorse/
$ cabal install
On the GrassMudHorse programming language, read the tutorial from here.
The GrassMudHorse interpreter: (gmh)
$ gmh [file.gmh]
Whitespace to GrassMudHorse transcompiler: (ws2gmh)
$ ws2gmh <[file.ws] >[file.gmh]
GrassMudHorse to Whitespace transcompiler: (gmh2ws)
$ gmh2ws <[file.gmh] >[file.ws]
There are some examples (ported from equivalent Whitespace programs) in examples/ directory.
Hello world in GrassMudHorse:
$ gmh examples/hworld.gmh
Hello, world of Grass-Mud-Horse!
Print a notorious poetry of 99 Grass-Mud-Horses, adapted from 99 Bottles of Beer:
$ gmh examples/99-grass-mud-horses.gmh
99 Grass-Mud-Horses on Male-Gebi,
99 Grass-Mud-Horses,
River Crab came and ate one Grass-Mud-Horse,
98 Grass-Mud-Horses on Male-Gebi.
...
- Java: http://code.google.com/p/grass-mud-horse/
- JavaScript: https://github.com/dexteryy/GrassMudMonkey
- Erlang: http://code.google.com/p/grass-mud-horse/wiki/erlang_port
The Whitespace programming language and its original Haskell implementation were authored by Edwin Brady; Cabal support added by haroldl (haroldl/whitespace-nd).
The great idea of GrassMudHorse programming language was proposed by bearice.