Enum ReadOperation

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pub enum ReadOperation {
    Local(Vec<u8>),
    Point(usize),
}
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When the VM encounters an instruction that requires a value, it will perform a read operation.

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Local(Vec<u8>)

The bytes are hardcoded in the file, after this point. The size of this operation is declared after the identifier byte.

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Point(usize)

The bytes are located at a different memory pointer index. The size of this operation is first declared at the index.

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impl ReadOperation

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pub fn get_identifier_byte(&self) -> u8

Get the byte the VM will use to identify this kind of read operation.

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pub fn compile(&self, dest: &mut Vec<u8>, program_options: &ProgramOptions)

Compile this read operation to its bytecode representation.

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