CLEO Virtual Machine

About Opcodes

Every opcode has the syntax: 0001: wait %d% where 0001 is an opcode id, %d any param.

For example 0002: jump 0xABCD as bytecode 02 00 05 CD AB.

CLEO VM has the following types of arguments:

Type	ID	Example	Result
Int8	04	04 EA	0xEA
Int16	05	05 AB CD	0xCDAB
Int32	01	01 AB CD EF 00	0x00EFCDAB
Float	06	06 5C 8F C2 3F	1.52
Local var	03	03 0A 00	10@
Global var*	02	02 0A 0F	$3850
String	0E	0E 05 68 65 6C 6C 6F	"hello"

* Global variables unimplemented yet.

Current Default Opcodes

0001: wait @int

Set a wake up timer for the script. Example: 0001: wait 10

0002: jump @label

Jump to address. Example: 0002: jump @some_label

0003: @var = @any

Binding a variable (local). Example: 0003: 0@ = 10

Some math opcodes

Work same as opcode 0003. Any value except String

0004: @var += @any
0005: @var -= @any
0006: @var *= @any
0007: @var /= @any

0008: if @int

Set flags of VM.
@int = 0 - only one opcode must be true (not or). LogicalOpcode::One.
@int = 1 .. 7 - same as AND. LogicalOpcode::And.
@int = 21 .. 27 - same as OR. LogicalOpcode::Or.

0009: jump_if_false @int

Jump to label if a condition is false. Example

0008: if and
00AB: some_opcode 10 50
0AF0: some_opcode 2@
0009: jump_if_false @condition_false
// here is true
<some code>

:condition_false
// here is false
<some code>

000A: print @any

Print in IO any value.

0003: 10@ = 2.8
000A: print 10@ // will print "10@ = 2.8"
000A: print 5.1 // will print "5.1"

0010: @var == @any

Using in conditions.

0008: if
0010: 10@ > 5
0009: jump_if_false @less_than_5
< do something >

Some logical opcodes

Always return false for strings! You have to implement custom opcodes or upgrade current.

0011: @var != @any
0012: @var > @any
0013: @var < @any
0014: @var >= @any
0015: @var <= @any