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@ -14,8 +14,8 @@ Differences from Befunge-93
The Apple ][+ has no lowercase characters. In Apple Befunge, `G`, `P`
and `V` do what `g`, `p`, and `v` do in Befunge-93.
The Apple ][+ has no ``` (backtick) symbol. Instead, the `'` (apostrophe)
symbol is used (it's undefined in Befunge-93.)
The Apple ][+ has no `` ` `` (backtick) symbol. Instead, the `'`
(apostrophe) symbol is used (it's undefined in Befunge-93.)
The Apple ][+ has no `~` (tilde) symbol. Instead, the `=` (equals sign)
symbol is used (it's undefined in Befunge-93.)
@ -34,11 +34,11 @@ Letters `A` through `F` represent values 10 through 15, respectively.
The `;` (semicolon) symbol begins and ends "ignoremode".
If the _x_ argument to `G` is negative, the result is PEEK(_y_).
If the _x_ argument to `G` is negative, the result is `PEEK(_y_)`.
If the _x_ argument to `P` is negative, the result is POKE _y_, _d_.
If the _x_ argument to `P` is negative, the result is `POKE _y_, _d_`.
The `]` instruction pops an argument _a_ off the stack; the result is `CALL` _a_.
The `]` instruction pops an argument _a_ off the stack; the result is `CALL _a_`.
These three instructions allow a direct interface to the architecture of the
8-bit Apple system on which Apple Befunge is running.
@ -57,8 +57,7 @@ It contains:
format.
The distribution also contains the source code, in ASCII text, for
`APPLE BEFUNGE EDITOR` and `APPLE BEFUNGE RUNNER`. The source `APPLE BE
along with a copy of this HTML page.
`APPLE BEFUNGE EDITOR` and `APPLE BEFUNGE RUNNER`.
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