data stack:
    used for arguments in functions and arithmetic operations

call stack:
    remembers in what class execution is in right now
    example:
        root
        /\
        main
        /\
        print (func)

database stack:
    contains maps which contain all local variables in the current class

variables map:
    stores all global variables

instruction set:

0x00    add             add the 2 numbers on the data stack and pushes the result onto the data stack
0x01    sub             subtract the 2 numbers on the data stack and pushes the result onto the data stack
0x02    mul             multiply the 2 numbers located on the data stack and pushes the result onto the data stack
0x03    div             divide the 2 numbers located on the data stack and pushes the result onto the data stack
0x04    indget          index using getindex in the class ontop of the data stack
0x05    indset          set index using setindex in the class ontop of the data stack

0x06    goup            goes out of the current attribute
0x07    godown          goes into an attribute of the current selected class
0x08    goroot          goes to the root of the program
0x09    call            call a function (also works for module classes), the function must be first on the data stack, the operand says how many arguments are given to function which in turn decides how many things are poped off the stack
0x0A    load            loads the specified attribute from the current class into the data stack
0x0B    save            saves the top of the data stack into the specified attribute of the current class
0x0C    loadg           loads the specified global variable into the data stack
0x0D    saveg           saves the top of the data stack into the specified global variable
0x0E    loado           loads operand on top of the data stack
0x0F    copy            copy top of the data stack onto specified attribute of current
0x10    ret             exits out of the current function

operand specifying:
    0x00 = integer, 4 units
    0x01 = float, 8 units split in 2, first 4 units are before comma, and rest are after comma
    0x02 = string, <individual> units, with a terminating character at the end
    0x03 = empty class