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You can define infinite number of variables in AviSynth script, use if statement (at least in form of ternary operator) and create subroutines (block of codes). As far as I understand, it allows you to solve any computable problem. Input/output is not a part of Turing completeness definition. When
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Ability to accept an arbitrarily-long input stream. This one has me the most "worried" that it isn't TC. Unlike most general-purpose languages, AVS has no "standard" input at all. The only input is from videos which doesn't really count (simply because you have to open files from the hard disk and
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An infinitely expandable set of memory cells - ie. the language must support either arrays, lists, stacks, raw access to memory, or something like that. Unfortunately (as far as I can see) AVS has none of these features. Which *almost* makes me discredit TC except that I figured it supports
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I want to have a discussion about this so we can write on the page "THIS IS TURING-COMPLETE" or "THIS IS NOT". I'm not entirely sure what classifies as TC - I'm learning about it currently at uni. So hopefully I'll be able to contribute better soon. But, from the wiki article
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Merge complete. I think I've been very fair in including all the possible info from both pages. It is all there - there may now be "too much" info, so feel free to edit it down. The most important thing is I haven't just hacked out one of the articles.
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AviSynth uses the windows VFW system to interface with the media software. Any program that uses the VFW codec system will work with avisynth, assuming it allows file without an extension '.avi'.
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Ah! Did not know that. Thanks. Also... sorry about the Turing completeness, I assumed it wasnt since there's no loops. But given that there is recursion, I suspect it would be TC. —
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Although SUPER uses free software for all its processing, the application itself is not free software, its freeware. The section should be rewritten so SUPERs status is clear.
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