[gioscarab]

BIPLAN (Byte-coded Interpreted Programming Language) is an experimental programming language based on a recursive descent parser that uses only static memory allocation and operates a completely software-defined virtual machine that does not require a garbage collector. It's human-readable language called BIPLAN is compiled in an 7-bit ASCII virtual-machine language called BIP.

[shrubble]

Have you ever used it for a project? Did it help you save time or debugging?

[gioscarab]

I have worked on it few years because I would like to use it on a custom computer design I have in mind. Something like 80s BASIC computers with a more modern language and quicker speed.