Green Script - Scripting Kit V1
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION: Green Script File-Types
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WARNING: This is preliminary documentation.  It may not be 100%
accurate, and could contain errors.

************Section 1: CODE Files (Plain-Text Source)******************
The plain-text source code files for Green Script are known as CODE
files, and follow the DOS 8-bit ASCII-plaintext file format, as shown
below:

text<CR><LF>
text<CR><LF>
text<CR><LF>
...
<EOF>

The symbol "text" refers to any combination of valid ASCII characters.
The symbols "<CR>" and "<LF>" refer to the ASCII character codes
relating to Carriage Return (ASCII Code 13) and Line Feed (ASCII Code
10).  The symbol "<EOF>" signifies the end-of-file marker, which is
optional.

Each line in Green Script may be preceeded by any number of spaces
(ASCII Code 32) and/or "tabs" (ASCII Code 9), as these are removed from
the line prior to processing by the compiler / assembler / interpreter.

Any lines beginning with the two characters "//" (ASCII Code 47
repeated twice) are ignored, and are considered programmer-defined
comments, as are "empty" lines (lines consisting of no commands).


**************Section 2: COMPILED Files (Byte-Code)********************
The machine-readable format for Green Script programs are known as
"compiled bytecode streams", or COMPILED files.
Here is an outline of the different elements of COMPILED files (all
values are given in hexadecimal, unless stated otherwise).

Offset	ID	Description
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0000h	LABELS	An array of 256 "long" numbers, specifying the read
		offsets for the labels in the program. (800h bytes)

0800h	DSIZE	A single "long" number, specifying the number of bytes
		contained within the main part of the file. (8 bytes)

0808h	DATA	The main data stream. (DSIZE bytes)