I've seen at least one semi-serious use of Brainfuck: Christopher Domas used it as an intermediary language in his M/o/VFuscator (a compiler targeting the turing-complete singleton instruction set that is x86_64 MOV). There's a very entertaining presentation and also a serious paper on this.
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This brainfuck thing is the weirdest I think. I wonder if there is any real program built with this.
Funny thing is it was built by another programmer so that he could challenge and amuse other programmers in the 1990's
Oh really? Would love to give this as a job application test to new developers then, so they can have fun :D
I found it rather interesting to read up on, kinda curious to how the people the creator gave up to reacted.
I've seen at least one semi-serious use of Brainfuck: Christopher Domas used it as an intermediary language in his M/o/VFuscator (a compiler targeting the turing-complete singleton instruction set that is x86_64 MOV). There's a very entertaining presentation and also a serious paper on this.