v1.2.1 stable
Version 1.2.1 changes:
- Improved pointers implementation - Memory access is now much faster.
- You can now store a whole byte inside one pointed op.
- new read/write hex/byte macros. push/pop now use the byte accessing.
- Improved debugger, Read Memory option: read flipjump variables (nicely formatted), and memory words.
- now supports running from python 3.7 to python 3.12
- added real life examples: prime_sieve & and bubble_sort programs.
- fix some small bugs, update documentation.
It is all tested, and ready to be used on windows or linux (and mac shouldn't be a problem), with python 3.7+.
The only exception is hex.div which still doesn't work (its tests are xfailed), so you can use the slower-but-stable bit.div+casts for division.