contains the openLUD Open Binary Interface (OBI) files
these are directly interfaced and ran natively, but are compiled into bytecode.
do note that this is NOT a programming language, nor is it a compiler. this
handles direct native execution of OBI files.
see the provided diagram for more details
tips:
- make sure you are running the latest version of openLUD
- when processing high amounts of data (larger than 256 bytes), it is good
to utilize more than 1 register. the maximum amount of physical data OpenLUD
can hold is 256^2 (or 65536 real bytes).
your first openLUD file:
To make an OpenLUD program, without a compiler, you will need to use the D
API instead.