DUO LIGHT ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE

Variables are declared with the following syntax:
B (size) (variable name)

Labels are declared with this syntax:
L (label name)

Functions are declared like so:
F (function name) (variable name) (variable name)... [
(code)
]

An argument is formatted in the following way:
(operator) (size) (:?) (size argument?) (values or value argument)

The list below shows all possible operators:
# = number constant
@ = absolute address
% = offset from global scope
$ = offset from local scope
PC = program counter
GS = global scope
LS = local scope

Size may be between 0 and 7 inclusive. Size argument must be provided if size is zero (and operator is neither PC, GS, nor LS).

Value argument is loaded if colon (":") is present after size.

A value may be one of the following:
- Decimal number
- Hexadecimal value
- Variable name
- Label name
- Function name
- Text literal (characters enclosed by quotation marks)

Decimal number values must be formatted in the following way:
D (number of bytes) (decimal value)

Hexadecimal number values must be formatted in the following way:
H (hexadecimal value)

Note that variable and argument sizes should be represented by a single decimal number without "D" or number of bytes.

An value may appear inline like so:
C (value)