The loop example in the README seems wrong to me

[pesekon2]

The README claims the following:

Loops

This program will output numbers from 14 to 0:

a !ba g g g g g o! fuck

However, it seems wrong to me. Doesn't it actually output numbers from 13 to 0? Or should the definition line mean numbers smaller than 14 and greater or equal to 0? See the following enumeration for the first iteration:

 a  !b   a     g     g     g     g     g    o! fuck
(7 - 8 + 7 + 0.1 + 0.1 + 0.1 + 0.1 + 0.1) * 2

That seems like 13 to me.

But it could be that I'm getting wrong the meaning of g because the use in my example is g - 10^-x ie added to the current value, the amount of uninterrupted g instructions determines the x. From the definition in the README (g - 10^-x ie added to the current value, the amount of the next g instructions determines the x), I would understand g in the example is always either 1 or one 10^-5. But both of these make even less sense than the one I am using.