Vision and Sound From the Ideally Bare Numeric Impression giZmo 38
jones_supa writes "Ville 'viznut' Heikkilä presents us with an interesting project. 'As demonstrated by the video, IBNIZ (Ideally Bare Numeric Impression giZmo) is a virtual machine and a programming language that generates video and audio from very short strings of code. Technically, it is a two-stack machine somewhat similar to Forth, but with the major exception that the stack is cyclical and also used at an output buffer.' The main goal of IBNIZ is to provide a new platform for the demoscene. Something that would have the potential to displace MS-DOS as the primary platform for sub-256-byte productions."
Very cute. (Score:4, Informative)
That's very cute. That's the most obscure programming language I've ever seen not created as a joke. They can generate mediocre techno with about 20 characters of code.