Lista de lenguajes de programación esotéricos

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La siguiente es una lista de lenguajes de programación esotéricos. Estos lenguajes no son diseñados para ser útiles. Al contrario, son hechos como bromas o experimentos.

Tabla de contenidos 1 0–9 2 A 3 B 4 C 5 D 6 E 7 F 8 G 9 H 10 I 11 J 12 K 13 L 14 M 15 N 16 O 17 P 18 Q 19 R 20 S 21 T 22 U 23 V 24 W 25 X 26 Y 27 Z 28 Enlaces externos

[editar] 0–9

• [] [1]
• 0x29A [2]
• 23
• 2L
• 4DL, un funge tetradimensional

[editar] A

• Ale [3]
• ALPACA, un lenguaje para autómata celular
• lenguaje de programación AlPhAbEt
• ARCAL [4], un lenguaje para autómata celular
• Argh!, un funge con almacenamiento de datos complejo
• Aura, descendiente de Brainfuck

[editar] B

• B5 [5]
• BAK
• BANCStar [6]
• BDAMD
• Beatnik
• Befreak
• Befunge, el funge original
• beta-Juliet [7]
• BFM [8], variante de Brainfuck con macros
• BIT [9]
• BlooP
• BogusForth [10]
• Bon
• Boolfuck [11]
• Boo-yah! [12]
• Borg
• Braincopter, clon de Brainfuck basado en imágenes
• Brainfuck, diseñado para tener el compilador más pequeño
• Brainfork, variante de Brainfuck con hilos múltiples
• Braintwist, una versión de Brainfuck más complicado
• Brainloller, clon de Brainfuck basado en imágenes
• Bub, variante de Brainfuck
• Bubble
• Bullfrog

[editar] C

• Chef
• Choon
• Condit
• COW
• C-P-L [13]

[editar] D

• Dis [14], variante de Malbolge
• Doublefuck, una versión de Brainfuck ampliado

[editar] E

• eBDML, e-Business Designer Markup Language [15]
• Enema [16]
• Epimetheus [17]
• ETA

[editar] F

• FALSE
• FIFTH
• FiPL
• Flatline, derivado de Brainfuck
• Flip
• FlooP
• Fromage
• Fuckfuck (también conocido como F*ckF*ck, FeckFeck and FF)

[editar] G

• Gammaplex
• Gorby
• GOTO++
• GPLZ

[editar] H

• Haifu [18]
• Hanoi love [19], a Spaz derivative
• hBefunge [20], a superset of Befunge-93
• HELP [21], HELP stands for Hellish & Esoteric Language for Palm
• Homespring [22], an excessively high-level language, where the instructions are English sentences based around the metaphor of a mountainside river.
• HQ9+
• HQ9++
• Hunter [23], a language related to noit o’ mnain worb and RUBE

[editar] I

• iag [24]
• Illberon, a variant of Illgol
• Illgol [25]
• Illgola-2, a variant of Illgol
• Illgol##, a variant of Illgol
• Implied Truth, a fully binary language based upon the implies binary gate. Also known as IT.
• INTERCAL
• Iota

[editar] J

• Java2K, a probabilistic language
• Jot
• Justif & Recursion [26]

[editar] K

• Kipple, a minimalistic programming language where all data manipulation is done with stacks of integers
• Kvikkalkul

[editar] L

• L
• l33t, inspired by Brainfuck and Beatnik, source code is entered as 'l33t 5p34k'
• Lambda programming language, lambda calculus + neumann = self-modifying code
• LAIDBACK, a fictional joke language
• Lazy K
• LITHP, a fictional joke language
• L00P, a Brainfuck-style language

[editar] M

• Magenta [27]
• Malbolge
• Maentwrog
• MDPN [28], a meta-language extending the EBNF
• MISC, an alternative to CISC and RISC
• MUMON, a language with a 14-byte bootstrap
• Muriel, a quine-based language
• Mycelium, a 2-dimensional image based language where the code is read from a png image

[editar] N

• Nil programming language, a nihilistic programming language
• noit o' mnain worb [29], a particle automaton
• nouse [30]
• NULL [31], zero-dimensional language
• Numberix, a language that has been compared to fungeoid machine code
• Nietzsche, an hexadecimal language

[editar] O

• Obfuna, single character instructions for unary operations
• ODDBALL
• OISC, one instruction set computer
• Ook!, a brainfuck-style language
• OOPS
• Oroogu, a descendant of Q-BAL
• Orthagonal, a two-dimensional stack-based language
• OrthINTERCAL, a combination of Orthogonal and INTERCAL
• Orthogonal, successor of Orthagonal

[editar] P

• Pandora
• PATH, derived from Brainfuck
• pax
• Perligata [32], Latinized Perl
• Piet, an art-based programming language
• PingPong [33]

[editar] Q

• Q-BAL [34], a queue-based language
• QUATRE-CALC [35], a can (BIDON in french) based language, with only one arithmetic instruction: POUR a CAN into another one.
• QUOTE, a Brainfuck-inspired language written to be a wrapper around Perl and C

[editar] R

• REDCODE [36], assembly code used in Corewars
• REDGREEN [37], an update of RUBE
• reMorse [38]
• RENE
• REVERSE [39]
• Romantic
• RUBE [40], not quite a cellular automaton

[editar] S

• S0
• SADOL
• Sally
• Sansism, a mixture of Befunge and Brainfuck
• SARTRE, a fictional joke language
• Shakespeare, programs appear to be Shakespearean plays
• Shelta [41], sometimes described as a minimal version of FALSE
• SIMPLE, a fictional joke language
• SLOBOL, a fictional joke language
• SMETANA
• SMITH, successor of SMETANA
• SMITH#, described as "the future of GOTO"
• Smurf, a stripped-down version of Muriel
• SNUSP
• SON-OF-UNBABTIZED [42]
• SORTA
• Sorted! [43]
• Spaghetti
• Spiral [44]
• Spaz
• Spoon, a Brainfuck derivative
• Sqirrel - Peter [45]
• SQUISHY, a language based on semi-Thue grammars
• STOOPID

[editar] T

• Tamerlane [46]
• Taxi
• thETA, a threaded version of ETA
• THRAT
• Thue, successor of SQUISHY
• TiKu, a boring version of tikuas
• TMMLPTEALPAITAFNFAL
• Toadskin [47]
• Tory[I] [48]
• trac
• TRANSCRIPT
• TRUE [49], a variant of FALSE
• TURKEY BOMB [50]
• TWDL[I]
• TWiRQ [51], a two-dimensional language

[editar] U

• Unary programming language, a language where Brainfuck code is converted to the unary number system
• UNBABTIZED [52]
• UNITY, a programming language without program flow.
• Unlambda, a minimal functional language based on the s and k combinators
• URISC, a machine with only one instruction

[editar] V

• VALGOL, a fictional joke language
• var'aq [53], a Klingon programming language

[editar] W

• *W [54]
• Waduzitdo [55]
• WAFL
• Wheat [56], a language and environment for creating dynamic web sites like blogs and portals.
• Whenever, a language with no sense of urgency
• Whirl, two instructions to rotate two rings
• Whitespace, only spaces, tabs and newlines are considered syntax
• Wierd
• Wiki, programs consist of machine code encoded as Wikipedia articles.
• WorLD [57]

[editar] X

• XS [58], an XML-based language

[editar] Y

• Y, a FALSE-like language

[editar] Z

• ZT, a fungeoid

[editar] Enlaces externos

• Esolang wiki, un wiki dedicado a los lenguajes de programación esotéricos
• Cat's Eye Technologies
• Archivo de Cat's Eye Technologies: Esoteric topics in computer programming
• Lista de lenguajes de programación extraños de Ryan Kusnery
• The retrocomputing museum
• Lesser-Known Programming Languages
• The Turing tarpit
• C2 WikiWeb