in stdlib:
-dget is more practical
-ret now copies the returned item to ans
in quatlib:
-fixed quaternion division
-qret and qflip give feedback in the console, and are more elegant
-qret now copies the returned item to qns
-a whole host of new instructions (II'll get the wiki up and running soon)
in general:
-Adding libraries requires less digging through source files
-New release format:
--the bare aasm executable has all the new libraries
--the versioned executables have a code prefixed, which is all the initials of the included libraries:
---S: stdlib
---Q: quatlib

The only change is the addition of the library
The rest of the code is untouched

Featuring arbnum_stdlib

Happy scripting!(?)

This is the first release under the new architecture, so not unlikely that there's some unexpected behaviour
What's nice is that the binaries are smaller, even though they do more

Still working on those version numbers

Possibly the last release before the completely new architecture

File IO, user IO, buffered IO

Call scripts from scripts (with a recursion depth of 10)

I try to release binaries