Generating machine instructions from an unresolved data structure so that jumps can visit labels further down instead of only looping.

Author: Dawoodoz

Source/DFPSR/History.txt

@@ -96,6 +96,8 @@ Changes from version 0.3.0
 			If you see that the compiler can't find a constructor for StorableCallback and it points to a variable declaration, you need to initialize it with a function.
 		string_assignMessageHandler now uses function pointers to avoid cyclic dependencies between stringAPI.h and StorableCallback.h.
 			A message handler needs to be stored but will usually only work with global and thread-local variables.
-	* The "machine_" prefix was replaced with "mediaMachine_".
-		Because there will likely be more instances of VirtualMachine with their own APIs, so it is best to rename it before there are compilers generating the undocumented assembler language.
-		In case that you decided to learn an undocumented assembler language for the media machine before the script compiler is ready, simply replace "machine_" with "mediaMachine_" and the code should work as before.
+	* VirtualMachine was refactored to make it reusable for more types of virtual machines and allow jumping to labels:
+		* The "machine_" prefix was replaced with "mediaMachine_".
+			Because there will likely be more instances of VirtualMachine with their own APIs, so it is best to rename it before there are compilers generating the undocumented assembler language.
+			In case that you decided to learn an undocumented assembler language for the media machine before the script compiler is ready, simply replace "machine_" with "mediaMachine_" and the code should work as before.
+		* LOAD was renamed into MOVE to avoid confusion, because load can also mean loading memory from a pointer.