Sanity is an assembly like language designed to give sanity back to 1# programmers. It utilizes short commands that take one argument which can be easily parsed into 1# code. It allows the programmer to use decimal instead of unary numbers, commands written in English instead of #'s, and gives the added bonus of giving labels.
Commands straight from 1#:
push1 reg - Append "1" onto register 'reg'push# reg - Append "#" onto register 'reg'jump amt - Jump forward by 'amt' instructionsjumpb amt - Jump backward by 'amt' instructionscase reg - perform a case operation on 'reg'goto name - Jump to line identified by 'name'label name - Identifies a line as 'name'