TODO.txt

DONE - add an include statement - use #{name} 

DONE - update makefile names and install location - change install to user folder and make installations more understandable

DONE - explain in makefile what inline means

DONE - update readme to exaplin includes and general update

DONE - flag system

install guide for:
	linux
	windows

dependencies: make? git? g++. 

look into copy.sh websites:
	http://copy.sh/v86/?profile=linux26
	https://copy.sh/brainfuck/?file=https://copy.sh/brainfuck/prog/yapi.b

IMPORTANT tools for printing the byte array and a bit of log refining

tool for setting a presey byte array

algo for offsetting pointer by n bytes

default include directories

maybe later:
	optimization - make a version of paranteses skipping with stl so u dont have to use skipping_loop state 
	
	stl
	
	-variables: their position (pointer) will be stored in the first bytes of the memory relative to the end of the file so if the byte array is [1, 0, 0, .... 50] then if you go minus one cell from the begining you will reach the variables
		
		| - delimits the end / begining of the byte array eg: cell29.999 cell30.000 | cell1 cell2 ... (my byte array wraps) 
		pointer format:
			o-offset of the variable relative to the begining of the byte array
			/-cell that must be 0
			n- variable name of the pointer that must be accesed (all variables will be numbers and the name of the variable is the offset it requires basically)
			=> / n o o o o ...
			we are using / because the only algo i found for moving pointers by a number of steps basically shifts every byte to the left one by one
			 so we need one buffer so that stuff doesn't break and the we shift it back (subject to change if i find another algo)

		variable format (integers):
			v-value
			s-size in bytes
			.. v s v s | / n o o ..

		issues:
			variable size limits -fix? some sort of base 256 to decimal converter thingy and all calculations amd displayinh will be performed that way
			pointer size limits -same thing, a base 256 storization*(not sure if right spelling :<) of the pointer offset 
	function arguments? 
	if statements?