waifuLang

An esoteric language made especially for communicating with waifus.

Introduction and Motivation

Waifus are intricate, complex to understand, and embody a blend of emotion, personality, and depth that makes them truly captivating. Similarly, waifuLang mirrors this complexity, combining playful syntax with logical precision to create a programming language that feels as much like an interaction as it does a technical tool. Here's a small guide to understanding different types of waifus

By designing waifuLang, we celebrate the multi-dimensional aspects of waifus—adapting their traits into programming constructs that are fun, meaningful, and (completely) intuitive. Just as understanding a waifu requires patience and attention to detail, so does waifuLang.

Instructions

The instructions in waifuLang are very similar to brainfuck, a similar programming language.

The following instructions are similar to brainfuck.

• yandere - Move to the right of the current memory block (brainfuck equivalent of >)
• tsundere - Move to the left of the current memory block (brainfuck equivalent of <)
• senpai - Increment the value at the current memory block by one (brainfuck equivalent of +)
• kohai - Decrement the value at the current memory block by one (brainfuck equivalent of -)
• hajimeru - Start while loop (brainfuck equivalent of [)
• yamete - Stop loop (brainfuck equivalent of ])
• sugoi - Take input from stdin (brainfuck equivalent of ,)
• ara - Print to stdout (brainfuck equivalent of .)

Besides the above the following has also been added natively.

• arigato x - Jump to the x+1-th memory block
• hayai - Add the value of the right memory block to the current block
• hikari - Subtract the value of the riht memory block from the current block
• saiko - Start if-else_if-else conditional block
• saitei - Similar to else_if
• shimatta - Similar to else
• kudasai - End if-else_if-else conditional block

Below are some logical operators translated to maintain homogeneity of waifuLang

• hitoshi - Equals to (=)
• hitoshikunai - Not equals to (!=)
• ika - Less than equals to (<=)
• ijo - Greater than equals to (>=)
• oki - Greater than (>)
• miman - Less than (<)

Installation

To install and run waifuLang locally first clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/Entity069/waifuLang.git

Compile the source:

gcc -Wall main.c -o waifuLang

Now you can use the waifuLang binary to run any compatible waifuLang program.

Example Usage

./waifuLang hello.wfl
Hello World!

License

The code is released under MIT License. See LICENSE.