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Expand Up @@ -42,14 +42,13 @@ There are four basic types of operations:

## Values and Addressing

Literal values are denoted by a `#` in front of them. Float values can only be literals,
so the `#` can be omitted for float literals.
Literal values are denoted by a `#` in front of them.
Any values that are not literals are taken to be memory addresses.
Values preceded by a `$` are interpreted as hexadecimal, otherwise they
will be treated as decimals.

For example, `pushf #1.0` and `pushf 1.0` will push the float value 1.0 to the stack.
`pushf 1` would however push the content of the float (4 bytes of memory starting at)
`pushf 1` would however push the content of the float (4 bytes of memory) starting at
address 1 to the stack, as would `pushf $01`. Another legal example would be
`push8 #$ff`, which pushes the literal value 255 to the stack.

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