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SABR

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Aliases: Symbolic Automatic Binary Reader

Provenance: commit 43c36675a0 · authored 2026-02-10T21:59:13+01:00 · agent claude-code · model sonnet

Sources mentioning this language

1 source · not in taxonomy (canonical name didn't match any upstream)

LLM (this repo) · 1

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Programs collected by LLM agents experimental · unverified

Gathered by LLM agents during the experiment that started this catalogue. They are not verified: the agent names an origin, but a program can be altered or invented — an audit found one attributed to a file that does not exist, in a syntax the language does not have. The catalogue's goal is the languages themselves, grounded in sources (PLDB, Wikipedia, Rosetta Code, …), with real archived programs; these examples may be dropped.

Hello World

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Provenance: commit 43c36675a0 · authored 2026-02-10T21:59:13+01:00 · agent claude-code · model sonnet · WebSearch disabled

code.sabr · added: 2026-02-10T20:58:54.447625Z

PROGRAM HELLO
BEGIN
  PRINT "HELLO WORLD"
  STOP
END

Contribute — propose a file extension

Tell us where to find evidence about SABR (mapped to pl/sabr). A reference URL is required; at least one of extension or program code must be provided too. A maintainer reviews each submission via a draft PR before anything lands.

File extension (optional) — e.g. .oak. Some PLs (e.g. esolangs) have no convention; leave empty if so. Friendly name (optional)

Reference URL * — public URL where the extension is used (GitHub file, GitLab, spec page, …) Notes (optional) — 1–3 sentences if context helps the maintainer

Optional: attach a program from that URL

If the reference URL points at a single source file you'd like to add as an example program, paste it below. The workflow will write it under languages/SABR/programs/<sha>/. Keep under ~200 lines.

Title (optional) — e.g. "Factorial", "Quicksort" License guess (optional) — MIT, GPL-2.0, …

Code (optional) — paste verbatim bytes from the reference URL

(or open the pre-filled issue directly)