CurveSmith

CurveSmith is a browser-based IDE for composing CurveScript programs. Although CurveScript programs can be composed in any text editor, CurveSmith provides a live output preview, automatic error checking, syntax highlighting, and error markers.

CurveSmith can be run locally, or hosted over a network. The public version of CurveScript has several limits in place, displayed in the bottom-right corner:

• bin - compiled binary size. In general, longer programs produce larger binaries. Measured in units of KiB (1024 bytes).
• run - instructions executed. In general, longer programs and long-running loops produce larger instruction counts. Measured in units of Kop (1000 operations).
• mem - memory. In general, programs that use more temporary data or deeper recursion use larger amounts of memory. Measured in units of KiB (1024 bytes).
• svg - output image size. In general, more complex graphics require larger SVG output. Measured in units of KiB (1024 bytes).