Implementation of the esoteric prorgramming language Dis.
Generalized base, generalized digit, generalized bits of data.
About Dis
A programming language that works on base-3 10-digit computer of accumulator A, program counter C, and data pointer D, and 59049 cells of base-3 10-digit memory with shared data and shared code, and a byte-unit of input and output functions.
Every instruction shall take no operands; the program must do something with accumulator A, data pointer D, and content of memory at address number contained in register D.
Instruction 33 is halt command; the computer stops.
Instruction 42 is data-loader; D := mem[D].
Instruction 62 is right-rotate operator; A, mem[D] := rotate(mem[D]).
The content of memory specified at register D gets