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 # aebytecode
-=====
-
 An library and stand alone assembler for aeternity bytecode.
 
 This version supports Aevm bytecode and Fate bytecode.
 
 ## Build
------
 
     $ make
 
 ## Fate Code
----------
 
 Fate code exists in 3 formats:
 
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 The text representation is described below.
 
 ### Fate Assembler Code
--------------------
 
 Assembler code can be read from a file.
 The assembler has the following format:
 
-     Comments start with 2 semicolons and runs till end of line
+Comments start with 2 semicolons and runs till end of line
-        `;; This is a comment`
+`;; This is a comment`
-        Opcode mnemonics start with an upper case letter.
-       `DUP`
-     Identifiers start with a lower case letter
-        `an_identifier`
-     References to function arguments start with arg followed by an integer
-         `arg0`
-     References to variables/registers start with var followed by an integer
-         `var0`
-     References to stack postions is either a (for stack 0)
-      or start with stack followed by an integer
-         `stack1`
-         `a`
 
-     Immediate values can be of 9 types:
+Opcode mnemonics start with an upper case letter.
-     1a. Integers as decimals: {Digits} or -{Digits}
+`DUP`
+
+Identifiers start with a lower case letter
+`an_identifier`
+
+References to function arguments start with arg followed by an integer
+`arg0`
+
+References to variables/registers start with var followed by an integer
+`var0`
+
+References to stack postions is either a (for stack 0)
+or start with stack followed by an integer
+`stack1`
+`a`
+
+Immediate values can be of 9 types:
+1a. Integers as decimals: {Digits} or -{Digits}
  `42`
  `-2374683271468723648732648736498712634876147`
-     1b. Integers as Hexadecimals::  0x{Hexdigits}
+1b. Integers as Hexadecimals::  0x{Hexdigits}
  `0x0deadbeef0`
-      2. addresses, a base58 encoded string starting with #{base58char}
+2. addresses, a base58 encoded string starting with #{base58char}
  followed by up to 64 hex chars
  `#nv5B93FPzRHrGNmMdTDfGdd5xGZvep3MVSpJqzcQmMp59bBCv`
-      3. Boolean  true or false
+3. Boolean  true or false
  `true`
  `false`
-      4. Strings  "{Characters}"
+4. Strings  "{Characters}"
  `"Hello"`
-      5. Map  { Key => Value }
+5. Map  { Key => Value }
  `{}`
  `{ 1 => { "foo" => true, "bar" => false}`
-      6. Lists [ Elements ]
+6. Lists [ Elements ]
  `[]`
  `[1, 2]`
-      7. Bit field < Bits > or !< Bits >
+7. Bit field < Bits > or !< Bits >
  `<000>`
  `<1010 1010>`
  `<>`
  `!<>`
-      8. Tuples ( Elements )
+8. Tuples ( Elements )
  `()`
  `(1, "foo")`
-      9. Varaiants: (| Size | Tag | ( Elements ) |)
+9. Varaiants: (| Size | Tag | ( Elements ) |)
  `(| 42 | 12 | ( "foo", 12) |)`
 
-      Where Digits: [0123456789]
+Where
+ Digits: [0123456789]
  Hexdigits:  [0123456789abcdef]
  base58char:  [123456789ABCDEFGHJKLMNPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijkmnopqrstuvwxyz]
  Characters any printable ascii character 0..255 (except " no quoting yet)