IGB VM is an execution enviroment for IGB Binary.

The instruction set is explained here.

Floating points values

Floating point values are supported, but they are limited to only 3 digits.
This is done by using an integer as if it was shifted by 3 digits to the right:

• 1.234 is stored as 1234
• 0.001 is stored as 1

Since the number is shifted by 3 digits to the right, the maxium value is 2147483 . 647, not 2147483647.

There's how the operations are handled with such system:

• + works normally; 3.3 + 1.2 == 4.5 3300 + 1200 == 4500
• - works normally; 3.3 - 1.2 == 2.1 3300 - 1200 == 2100
• * the first/second number has to be divided by 1000;
  3.3 * 1.2 == 3.96 (3300 * 1200)/1000 == 3960
• / the first number has to be multiplied by 1000, therefore is limited to 2147.483647;
  3.3 / 1.2 == 2.75 3300*1000 / 1200 == 2750
• '%' works normally; 3.3 % 1.2 == 0.9 3300 % 1200 == 900

Screen types

There are 2 screen types:

• rgb which has 16777216 colors
• 16c which has 16 colors (see a list of them here)

Pixel cache

To set a pixel, you need to set the pixel cache first.
It's like picking a color, then drawing.
This way is much faster then setting the color every time.

Take a screenshot using F2

Dependencies:

• FreeArgParser-Java
• IGB-Compiler-L1
• IGB-Compiler-L2
• Java-Utils

License

Licensed under GNU GPLv3 or later