Uxntal Numbers

Uxntal uses only lowercase unsigned hexadecimal numbers of either 2 or 4 characters in length. There are two types of numbers:

• A Literal Hex, like #ab, denotes a number that will be pushed on the stack when evaluated, it is made of a LIT opcode that matches its length, followed by a Raw Hex number.
• A Raw Hex, like aa, is the standard textual encoding of data in a program, generally speaking these are more often loaded than evaluated. It can be anything, an opcode, an ascii byte, an address, part of a sprite.

#12 #34 LIT2 5678 ADD2 68 ac

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