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occurred Mar 16, 2015 at 23:34

correct bug

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edited Mar 12, 2015 at 5:28

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Python 3, 421 414 410 404 388 395395 401 bytes

import sys,re
v,i,c,g,L={},0,[re.sub('[^9]+','( '?)[^9]+','\\1',l).rstrip().split(' ')for l in open(sys.argv[1])],lambda i:v.get(i,int(i)//9),len
while-1<i<L(c):
 d=c[i];l=L(d);e,*f=d;i+=1
 if l>1:
  x,*y=f
  if e:w=list(map(g,f));v[e]=sum(w[::2])-sum(w[1::2])
  elif l==2:j=input();v[x]=int(j)if L(x)%2 else ord(j)
  elif~-any(g(j)for j in y):i=g(x)*9
 elif e:w=g(e);print(w if L(e)%2 else chr(w%128),end='')

import sys, re

# Intialise variable table.
vars_ = {}
get_var = lambda i: vars_.get(i, int(i)//9)

# Parse commands.
commands=[re.sub('[^9]+', '( '?)[^9]+', '\\1',l).rstrip().split(' ') for l in open(sys.argv[1])]

# Run until the current instruction index is out of bounds.
index=0
while 0 <= index < len(commands):
    # Get the current command and increment the index.
    command = commands[index]
    l = len(command)
    first = command[0]
    index += 1

    if l > 1:
        # Handle the "assignment" command.
        if first:
            operands = [get_var(i) for i in command[1:]]
            vars_[first] = sum(operands[0::2]) - sum(operands[1::2])
        # Handle the "input" command.
        elif l==2:
            inp = input()
            vars_[command[1]] = int(inp) if len(command[1]) % 2 else ord(inp)
        # Handle the "goto" command.
        elif not any(get_var(i) for i in command[2:]):
            index = get_var(command[1]) * 9
    # Handle the "output" command.
    elif first:
        val = get_var(first)
        print(val if len(first) % 2 else chr(val % 128),end='')

Python 3, 421 414 410 404 388 395 bytes

import sys,re
v,i,c,g,L={},0,[re.sub('[^9]+',' ',l).rstrip().split(' ')for l in open(sys.argv[1])],lambda i:v.get(i,int(i)//9),len
while-1<i<L(c):
 d=c[i];l=L(d);e,*f=d;i+=1
 if l>1:
  x,*y=f
  if e:w=list(map(g,f));v[e]=sum(w[::2])-sum(w[1::2])
  elif l==2:j=input();v[x]=int(j)if L(x)%2 else ord(j)
  elif~-any(g(j)for j in y):i=g(x)*9
 elif e:w=g(e);print(w if L(e)%2 else chr(w%128),end='')

import sys, re

# Intialise variable table.
vars_ = {}
get_var = lambda i: vars_.get(i, int(i)//9)

# Parse commands.
commands=[re.sub('[^9]+', ' ', l).rstrip().split(' ') for l in open(sys.argv[1])]

# Run until the current instruction index is out of bounds.
index=0
while 0 <= index < len(commands):
    # Get the current command and increment the index.
    command = commands[index]
    l = len(command)
    first = command[0]
    index += 1

    if l > 1:
        # Handle the "assignment" command.
        if first:
            operands = [get_var(i) for i in command[1:]]
            vars_[first] = sum(operands[0::2]) - sum(operands[1::2])
        # Handle the "input" command.
        elif l==2:
            inp = input()
            vars_[command[1]] = int(inp) if len(command[1]) % 2 else ord(inp)
        # Handle the "goto" command.
        elif not any(get_var(i) for i in command[2:]):
            index = get_var(command[1]) * 9
    # Handle the "output" command.
    elif first:
        val = get_var(first)
        print(val if len(first) % 2 else chr(val % 128),end='')

Python 3, 421 414 410 404 388 395 401 bytes

import sys,re
v,i,c,g,L={},0,[re.sub('( ?)[^9]+','\\1',l).rstrip().split(' ')for l in open(sys.argv[1])],lambda i:v.get(i,int(i)//9),len
while-1<i<L(c):
 d=c[i];l=L(d);e,*f=d;i+=1
 if l>1:
  x,*y=f
  if e:w=list(map(g,f));v[e]=sum(w[::2])-sum(w[1::2])
  elif l==2:j=input();v[x]=int(j)if L(x)%2 else ord(j)
  elif~-any(g(j)for j in y):i=g(x)*9
 elif e:w=g(e);print(w if L(e)%2 else chr(w%128),end='')

import sys, re

# Intialise variable table.
vars_ = {}
get_var = lambda i: vars_.get(i, int(i)//9)

# Parse commands.
commands=[re.sub('( ?)[^9]+','\\1',l).rstrip().split(' ') for l in open(sys.argv[1])]

# Run until the current instruction index is out of bounds.
index=0
while 0 <= index < len(commands):
    # Get the current command and increment the index.
    command = commands[index]
    l = len(command)
    first = command[0]
    index += 1

    if l > 1:
        # Handle the "assignment" command.
        if first:
            operands = [get_var(i) for i in command[1:]]
            vars_[first] = sum(operands[0::2]) - sum(operands[1::2])
        # Handle the "input" command.
        elif l==2:
            inp = input()
            vars_[command[1]] = int(inp) if len(command[1]) % 2 else ord(inp)
        # Handle the "goto" command.
        elif not any(get_var(i) for i in command[2:]):
            index = get_var(command[1]) * 9
    # Handle the "output" command.
    elif first:
        val = get_var(first)
        print(val if len(first) % 2 else chr(val % 128),end='')

Remove newlines from output

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edited Mar 10, 2015 at 22:20

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Python 3, 421 414 410 404 388388 395 bytes

import sys,re
v,i,c,g,L={},0,[re.sub('[^9]+',' ',l).rstrip().split(' ')for l in open(sys.argv[1])],lambda i:v.get(i,int(i)//9),len
while-1<i<L(c):
 d=c[i];l=L(d);e,*f=d;i+=1
 if l>1:
  x,*y=f
  if e:w=list(map(g,f));v[e]=sum(w[::2])-sum(w[1::2])
  elif l==2:j=input();v[x]=int(j)if L(x)%2 else ord(j)
  elif~-any(g(j)for j in y):i=g(x)*9
 elif e:w=g(e);print(w if L(e)%2 else chr(w%128),end='')

import sys, re

# Intialise variable table.
vars_ = {}
get_var = lambda i: vars_.get(i, int(i)//9)

# Parse commands.
commands=[re.sub('[^9]+', ' ', l).rstrip().split(' ') for l in open(sys.argv[1])]

# Run until the current instruction index is out of bounds.
index=0
while 0 <= index < len(commands):
    # Get the current command and increment the index.
    command = commands[index]
    l = len(command)
    first = command[0]
    index += 1

    if l > 1:
        # Handle the "assignment" command.
        if first:
            operands = [get_var(i) for i in command[1:]]
            vars_[first] = sum(operands[0::2]) - sum(operands[1::2])
        # Handle the "input" command.
        elif l==2:
            inp = input()
            vars_[command[1]] = int(inp) if len(command[1]) % 2 else ord(inp)
        # Handle the "goto" command.
        elif not any(get_var(i) for i in command[2:]):
            index = get_var(command[1]) * 9
    # Handle the "output" command.
    elif first:
        val = get_var(first)
        print(val if len(first) % 2 else chr(val % 128),end='')

The "output" command outputs values with trailing linebreaks (unlike the examples in the OP), but I'm assuming that's ok based on the caveats in the "additional details" section. If not, that can be fixed using sys.stdout.write(str(...)) instead of print(...) for a 16 byte penalty.

Run from the command line by supplying a 99 source-code file as the sole argument (e.g. the last example from the OP):

> python3 ninetynine.py countdown.txt
G
11
G
10
G
9
G
8
G
7
G
6
G
5
G
4
G
3
G
2
G
1
GG11G10G9G8G7G6G5G4G3G2G1G
>

Python 3, 421 414 410 404 388 bytes

import sys,re
v,i,c,g,L={},0,[re.sub('[^9]+',' ',l).rstrip().split(' ')for l in open(sys.argv[1])],lambda i:v.get(i,int(i)//9),len
while-1<i<L(c):
 d=c[i];l=L(d);e,*f=d;i+=1
 if l>1:
  x,*y=f
  if e:w=list(map(g,f));v[e]=sum(w[::2])-sum(w[1::2])
  elif l==2:j=input();v[x]=int(j)if L(x)%2 else ord(j)
  elif~-any(g(j)for j in y):i=g(x)*9
 elif e:w=g(e);print(w if L(e)%2 else chr(w%128))

import sys, re

# Intialise variable table.
vars_ = {}
get_var = lambda i: vars_.get(i, int(i)//9)

# Parse commands.
commands=[re.sub('[^9]+', ' ', l).rstrip().split(' ') for l in open(sys.argv[1])]

# Run until the current instruction index is out of bounds.
index=0
while 0 <= index < len(commands):
    # Get the current command and increment the index.
    command = commands[index]
    l = len(command)
    first = command[0]
    index += 1

    if l > 1:
        # Handle the "assignment" command.
        if first:
            operands = [get_var(i) for i in command[1:]]
            vars_[first] = sum(operands[0::2]) - sum(operands[1::2])
        # Handle the "input" command.
        elif l==2:
            inp = input()
            vars_[command[1]] = int(inp) if len(command[1]) % 2 else ord(inp)
        # Handle the "goto" command.
        elif not any(get_var(i) for i in command[2:]):
            index = get_var(command[1]) * 9
    # Handle the "output" command.
    elif first:
        val = get_var(first)
        print(val if len(first) % 2 else chr(val % 128))

The "output" command outputs values with trailing linebreaks (unlike the examples in the OP), but I'm assuming that's ok based on the caveats in the "additional details" section. If not, that can be fixed using sys.stdout.write(str(...)) instead of print(...) for a 16 byte penalty.

Run from the command line by supplying a 99 source-code file as the sole argument (e.g. the last example from the OP):

> python3 ninetynine.py countdown.txt
G
11
G
10
G
9
G
8
G
7
G
6
G
5
G
4
G
3
G
2
G
1
G
>

Python 3, 421 414 410 404 388 395 bytes

import sys,re
v,i,c,g,L={},0,[re.sub('[^9]+',' ',l).rstrip().split(' ')for l in open(sys.argv[1])],lambda i:v.get(i,int(i)//9),len
while-1<i<L(c):
 d=c[i];l=L(d);e,*f=d;i+=1
 if l>1:
  x,*y=f
  if e:w=list(map(g,f));v[e]=sum(w[::2])-sum(w[1::2])
  elif l==2:j=input();v[x]=int(j)if L(x)%2 else ord(j)
  elif~-any(g(j)for j in y):i=g(x)*9
 elif e:w=g(e);print(w if L(e)%2 else chr(w%128),end='')

import sys, re

# Intialise variable table.
vars_ = {}
get_var = lambda i: vars_.get(i, int(i)//9)

# Parse commands.
commands=[re.sub('[^9]+', ' ', l).rstrip().split(' ') for l in open(sys.argv[1])]

# Run until the current instruction index is out of bounds.
index=0
while 0 <= index < len(commands):
    # Get the current command and increment the index.
    command = commands[index]
    l = len(command)
    first = command[0]
    index += 1

    if l > 1:
        # Handle the "assignment" command.
        if first:
            operands = [get_var(i) for i in command[1:]]
            vars_[first] = sum(operands[0::2]) - sum(operands[1::2])
        # Handle the "input" command.
        elif l==2:
            inp = input()
            vars_[command[1]] = int(inp) if len(command[1]) % 2 else ord(inp)
        # Handle the "goto" command.
        elif not any(get_var(i) for i in command[2:]):
            index = get_var(command[1]) * 9
    # Handle the "output" command.
    elif first:
        val = get_var(first)
        print(val if len(first) % 2 else chr(val % 128),end='')

Run from the command line by supplying a 99 source-code file as the sole argument (e.g. the last example from the OP):

> python3 ninetynine.py countdown.txt
G11G10G9G8G7G6G5G4G3G2G1G
>

99 bottles!

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edited Mar 10, 2015 at 5:37

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import sys, re

# Intialise variable table.
vars_ = {}
get_var = lambda i: vars_.get(i, int(i)//9)

# Parse commands.
commands=[re.sub('('[^9]+', )([^9]+)', '\\1'', l).rstrip().split(' ') for l in open(sys.argv[1])]

# Run until the current instruction index is out of bounds.
index=0
while 0 <= index < len(commands):
    # Get the current command and increment the index.
    command = commands[index]
    l = len(command)
    first = command[0]
    index += 1

    if l > 1:
        # Handle the "assignment" command.
        if first:
            operands = [get_var(i) for i in command[1:]]
            vars_[first] = sum(operands[0::2]) - sum(operands[1::2])
        # Handle the "input" command.
        elif l==2:
            inp = input()
            vars_[command[1]] = int(inp) if len(command[1]) % 2 else ord(inp)
        # Handle the "goto" command.
        elif not any(get_var(i) for i in command[2:]):
            index = get_var(command[1]) * 9
    # Handle the "output" command.
    elif first:
        val = get_var(first)
        print(val if len(first) % 2 else chr(val % 128))

As an added bonus, here's a (rather poor) implementation of "99 bottles" in 99: http://pastebin.com/nczmzkFs

import sys, re

# Intialise variable table.
vars_ = {}
get_var = lambda i: vars_.get(i, int(i)//9)

# Parse commands.
commands=[re.sub('( )([^9]+)', '\\1', l).rstrip().split(' ') for l in open(sys.argv[1])]

# Run until the current instruction index is out of bounds.
index=0
while 0 <= index < len(commands):
    # Get the current command and increment the index.
    command = commands[index]
    l = len(command)
    first = command[0]
    index += 1

    if l > 1:
        # Handle the "assignment" command.
        if first:
            operands = [get_var(i) for i in command[1:]]
            vars_[first] = sum(operands[0::2]) - sum(operands[1::2])
        # Handle the "input" command.
        elif l==2:
            inp = input()
            vars_[command[1]] = int(inp) if len(command[1]) % 2 else ord(inp)
        # Handle the "goto" command.
        elif not any(get_var(i) for i in command[2:]):
            index = get_var(command[1]) * 9
    # Handle the "output" command.
    elif first:
        val = get_var(first)
        print(val if len(first) % 2 else chr(val % 128))

import sys, re

# Intialise variable table.
vars_ = {}
get_var = lambda i: vars_.get(i, int(i)//9)

# Parse commands.
commands=[re.sub('[^9]+', ' ', l).rstrip().split(' ') for l in open(sys.argv[1])]

# Run until the current instruction index is out of bounds.
index=0
while 0 <= index < len(commands):
    # Get the current command and increment the index.
    command = commands[index]
    l = len(command)
    first = command[0]
    index += 1

    if l > 1:
        # Handle the "assignment" command.
        if first:
            operands = [get_var(i) for i in command[1:]]
            vars_[first] = sum(operands[0::2]) - sum(operands[1::2])
        # Handle the "input" command.
        elif l==2:
            inp = input()
            vars_[command[1]] = int(inp) if len(command[1]) % 2 else ord(inp)
        # Handle the "goto" command.
        elif not any(get_var(i) for i in command[2:]):
            index = get_var(command[1]) * 9
    # Handle the "output" command.
    elif first:
        val = get_var(first)
        print(val if len(first) % 2 else chr(val % 128))

As an added bonus, here's a (rather poor) implementation of "99 bottles" in 99: http://pastebin.com/nczmzkFs

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Extended unpacking FTW

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Add ungolfed version

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Save several bytes by moving around the division and multiplication by 9

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Python 3, 421 414 410 404 388388 395 bytes

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Python 3, 421 414 410 404 388 395 bytes