Simple interpreter (for now) of the language used in the website Online Turing Simulator, currently supports code written for a machine with one tape.

To compile from source, you should have go set up on your machine. Clone the repo, and run go build. This will generate a binary named Lyte. Make it executable (if needed) and run it against your Turing Machine code.

./Lyte decimaltobinary.lyte

Given the path to your code is valid, Lyte will do do the following.

• Load up your code, and try to parse it.
• Inform you if the parsing process was successful.
• Ask you to provide initial values for the tape.
• Execute the program.
• Inform you whether the machine halted on an accepting state.
• Display a representation of the tape after halting.

You can run Lyte as a container by pulling docker pull latiif/lyte