[fjfaase]

Thanks!

It is not so much a parser generator as in interpreting parser. It is based on https://fransfaase.github.io/ParserWorkshop/Online_inter_par... which I developed earlier this year.

My idea was not to use the input as the base of the seed, but the generated BrainFuck program. The idea is that there are a multitude of BrainFuck interpreters/compilers in a multitude of programming languages that one could use verify that they are not malicious.

Also, I think it is easier to verify that a BrainFuck program is not malicious than a program in machine code. The x86 instruction set is rather large, I understand, with all its extensions. I understand that only a very restricted subset of instructions is used in the seed, but one still needs to verify this requiring to understand the x86 instruction documentation. Verifying the BrainFuck program is not easy, but it does not require the access to some external document. Besides the definition of the language, only an ASCII table, which would also be needed for x86 seed, BTW.