NEW: if using a substitute sourcecode, the code should start with a # (if newlines are periods [.]) OR @ (if newlines are spaces), otherwise it will execute as a valid whitespace program Scratch's first whitespace programming language interpreter and compiler. complete with an ASCII table*, output, decompiler, storage and retrieval, debug log, and substitute reading/writing http://compsoc.dur.ac.uk/whitespace/ * newline substituted by return. sorry, it didn't exist in the ASCII list that I stole/borrowed so far it has four example compiled programs. one at random will run when you start this project.
