I am fascinated to be able to run Decker as a kind of operating system on some microcontroller-driven display-board in the future.
To better understand how the VM in c/lil.h works. I‘ve added an option to output „assembly code“ by passing „-s“ as a command line option to lilt: https://github.com/JohnEarnest/Decker/pull/11
Based on this, I have asked a friendly LLM to write me some documentation on the VM: https://github.com/codekulturbonn/Decker/blob/main/docs/vm.md
Decker is a program written by and for humans. If you want help understanding some aspect of it, feel free to ask. I have no interest in source code or documentation generated by LLMs; fact-checking the results of a black-box machine learning model is a very unappealing way to spend my time.
Lil's internal bytecode is not intended as a stable contract; from time to time I make changes or introduce new opcodes. I'd prefer not to ossify the design and increase my maintenance burden by making it a documented public interface. You are welcome to explore such experiments in your own fork, but I don't think this idea is appropriate for mainline Decker.
