uxn/projects/examples/exercises/primes.tal

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(
An integer greater than one is called a prime number
if its only positive divisors are one and itself. )
%RTN { JMP2r }
%HALT { #0101 #0e DEO2 }
%MOD2 { DIV2k MUL2 SUB2 }
%EMIT { #18 DEO }
|0100 ( -> ) @main
#0000 #0001
&loop
DUP2 ,is-prime JSR #00 EQU ,&skip JCN
DUP2 ,print-hex/short JSR
#20 EMIT
&skip
INC2 NEQ2k ,&loop JCN
POP2 POP2
HALT
BRK
@is-prime ( number* -- flag )
DUP2 #0001 NEQ2 ,&not-one JCN
POP2 #00 RTN
&not-one
STH2k
( range ) #01 SFT2 #0002
&loop
STH2kr OVR2 MOD2 #0000 NEQ2 ,&continue JCN
POP2 POP2
POP2r #00 RTN
&continue
INC2 GTH2k ,&loop JCN
POP2 POP2
POP2r #01
RTN
@print-hex ( value* -- )
&short ( value* -- )
SWP ,&echo JSR
&byte ( value -- )
,&echo JSR
RTN
&echo ( value -- )
STHk #04 SFT ,&parse JSR EMIT
STHr #0f AND ,&parse JSR EMIT
RTN
&parse ( value -- char )
DUP #09 GTH ,&above JCN #30 ADD RTN &above #09 SUB #60 ADD RTN
RTN