A small "stack" language (similar to luac).
Stacks are the storage systems in voom. They are premade and can not be created/deleted. These stacks store different data types.
The string stack stores all strings pushed by the user.
The integer stack stores all ints passed by the user.
The global stack stores functions the user fetches from storage.
Opcodes (or tokens) are like the building blocks of all "voom" code. The best description of them would be instructions that the language understands. Opcodes take 0->2 arguments. The first argument will usually index one of the stacks (See above) the second arguemnt (if any) varies.
pushS pushes a string onto the string stack.
pushS foo
pushI pushes an int onto the int stack.
pushI 10
getglobal retrieves a global function (see above) and is currently the only way to aquire a function.
getglobal prints
call allows you to call/use any functions on the function stack.
call 0 5
^
Function stack index
^
String/Int stack index
Globals are pre-made functions that can be fetched and pushed to the global stack.
printS outputs the string located at the passed location on the string stack.
printInoutputs the string located at the passed location on the int stack.
deferS clears the String stack
deferI clears the Int stack