B2 is a high-efficiency remake of a project I made in 2021, because present (and future?) me is smarter than past me.

• B2
• Table of contents
• Aims of B2
• Usage
  • Installation
    • Windows
    • Linux
  • Compilation
• Pull Requests

• Use C instead of C# for better portability and efficiency.
• Just use the standard output because a GUI is super hard to make crossplatform and it barely works anyway.
• Use ports so constant input is possible.
• Design a better logic system - B2 shouldn't rely on maths outside of its own logic gates.

B2 depends on the following programs:

• gcc
• make

• Open Powershell.
• Run Set-ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Scope Process. This allows local .ps1 files to be run.
• Navigate to the setup directory and run ./setup-windows.ps1.

Navigate to the setup directory and run ./setup-distro.sh, replacing distro with whatever base distribution your linux machine runs on.

Compiling B2 is super easy - just run make in this directory and the necessary makefile will be run, thus compiling your program. Please note that running make by itself will also run the program immediately after compiling - to avoid this behaviour, run make build instead.

Any pull requests would be much appreciated and will be merged ASAP. :)

If you are committing any changes, follow the rules below:

• Ensure that any changes you make are well-tested and that you don't depend on any quirks of your operating system - this is a cross-platform project after all.
• Stick to C. I really cannot be bothered with having to add extra compilers to the toolchain and if I could make the first version in C#, we can do it in C. (But feel free to invite me to your own port written in some other language :P)
• Comment your code, it's good practice for you and makes it less of a pain for others to understand.
• Follow the style guide. If in doubt, just look at how I've done it.