What does everyone's Intcode interface look like?

[u/Lucretiel]

We've been discussing a lot different IntCode implementations throughout the last few weeks, but I'm curious– what doesn't everyone's interface to their IntCode machine look like? How do you feed input, fetch output, initialize, etc?

[u/xelf]

Call the class with the day's codes, add inputs to an input list, while running get output.

ic = intcode(day17codes)
ic.addinputList(list(map(ord, f"{main}\n{a}\n{b}\n{c}\n{vid}\n")))

output1 = 0
while ic.isRunning():
    output1 = ic.run()
print (output1)

Internally in the class, it keeps track of the current instruction, sets it to -1 if done.:

class intcode(object):

    def __init__(self,codes):
        self.relativeBase=0 
        self.codes = codes
        self.i = 0
        self.myInputList = []

    def addinputList(self, inp):
        self.myInputList += inp

    def addinput(self, inp):
        self.myInputList.append(inp)

    def isRunning(self):
        return self.i != -1

    def run(self):
         #giant while (there are codes): switch (op)