Interpreter Readme

Seabass Penta Interpreter(r)(c)(tm) has a set of unique features, such as:

• interactive console-like interpreter
  Works similarly to IDLE - you enter code and
  it gets interpreted. Note: if the last char of
  inserted code is " ", multiline input mode will
  be triggered. It also gets triggered
  automatically when your code lacks one or two >'s.

• .dfs file interpreter
  Reads and interprets files from SPI's
  directory. You can open up the Seabass
  debugging console after file
  interpretation, which is functionally
  the same as the interactive interpreter,
  or quit.

• extended accu/deccu value range
  Although it is allowed to limit the range of
  these numbers to a Double or even a Single,
  SPI makes full use of Python Float's.

• custom errors and exceptions
  These are in all-caps. The Interpreter is wired
  in such way, that if it gives you an error,
  it probably is your code's fault. Relying on
  default error messages of Python makes sense
  only if you know it well, so here are clearer
  error messages.

Version 0.38 has no clean-up, i.e. when 0's and 0.0's get created,
that's permanent. This has no effect on Seabass interpretation, but may
affect usage of RAM during the interpretation.

Made by Daniel Polivin, 17.06.2018