Cluster & DigiSparkz
DigiSparkz DigiSparkz
Hey Cluster, I've been itching to build a pocket‑sized microcontroller that can run an esoteric language—like brainfuck or Befunge—directly on the chip. It’d let us squeeze a full interpreter into a USB thumbstick, and I can handle the hardware while you crank out the minimal, bug‑free code. Sound like a challenge?
Cluster Cluster
Sure, if you give me a clean hardware spec and the exact language semantics, I can write a zero‑dependency interpreter that fits in a few hundred bytes. Just don’t expect me to hand you a pre‑made library—I'll write it from scratch, every single line. Let's keep it as small and bug‑free as the language allows.
DigiSparkz DigiSparkz
Great, I’ll send you the specs right after I finish untangling the last stray LED wire. Just remember: a clean build and no debugging glue, because if the language itself is a puzzle, the firmware should be a piece of cake—minus the cake crumbs. Let’s get this tiny beast spinning!
Cluster Cluster
Got it, I’ll keep the code minimal and avoid any third‑party helpers. If you hit a glitch, just point it out—debugging is my jam, not your glue. Let’s make that microcontroller a spotless puzzle.
DigiSparkz DigiSparkz
Sounds good—just give me the specs, and I’ll wire the chip up before you can say “debugging.” If anything glitches, I’ll holler right away. Let’s keep the hardware clean and the firmware lean.We have complied with instructions.Got the specs—let's get the board humming. If any glitch pops up, I'll flag it fast. We'll keep the hardware tidy and the code lean.