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-# GRSBPL - Generic Random Stack Based Programming Language
-
-uses some form of reverse polish notation
-
-```
-1 5 * 5 +
-> 10
-```
-
-There is a stack and variables. Operations are done on the stack, and you can store results in variables (a bit like in
-the JVM). The stack contains integer values. Floating point numbers are not supported.
-
-When the program finishes (run to the end of the program), the last value on the stack is returned. If the stack is
-clear, 0 is always returned. If there is an error during execution, -1 is returned along with an error message to
-stderr.
-
-## Operators and keywords:
-
-* any number `n` -> push the numeric value of n
-* any character `'c'` -> push c as its escaped ascii value
-* `+` -> add two values on the stack, pops both and pushes the result
-* `-` -> subtract two values on the stack, pops both and pushes the result
-* `*` -> multiply two values on the stack, pops both and pushes the result
-* `/` -> divide, pops both and pushes the result
-* `%` -> mod, pops both and pushes the result
-* `not` -> invert stack value (!=0 -> 0, 0 -> 1)
-* `swap` -> swaps the 2 top stack values
-* `out` -> pop and output it to the console as ascii
-* `nout` -> pop and output as a number to the console
-* `in` -> push input char as ascii to the stack
-* `# comment #` text between # is ignored
-* `# comment\n` text after # is ignored
-* `&ident` -> pop and store it in a variable
-* `@ident` -> load variable and push it, does not consume the variable
-* `:ident` -> define a label
-* `goto ident` -> goto a label if the value on the stack is !=0, peek
-
-Identifier: \w
-
-Character escape sequences:
-\n, \r, \\, \0, \', \b, \f
-
-## Examples:
-
-FizzBuzz
-
-```grsbpl
-1 &i                # init loop counter
-:start              # set start label
-@i 100 - not goto exit              # if i is 100, exit
-@i 15 % not goto print_fizz_buzz        # fizzbuzz
-@i 5 % not goto print_buzz              # buzz
-@i 3 % not goto print_fizz              # fizz
-@i nout '\n' out                         # normal number
-:end                # go back here after printing
-@i 1 + &i           # increment i
-1 goto start        # go back to the start
-
-:print_fizz_buzz
-   'F' out 'i' out 'z' out 'z' out 'B' out 'u' out 'z' out 'z' out '\n' out
-   goto end
-:print_fizz
-   'F' out 'i' out 'z' out 'z' out '\n' out
-   goto end
-:print_buzz
-   'B' out 'u' out 'z' out 'z' out '\n' out
-   goto end
-
-:exit 0
-```
-
-## Some Tips
-
-* Increment a variable:
-  `@i 1 + &i`
-* Pop a value from the stack and discard it:
-  `&dev_null` (just use any unused variable)
-* Goto if equal
-  `@i 100 - not goto finished`
-* Goto not equal
-  `@i 100 - goto finished`
-* Exit the program
-  `... goto exit ... :exit 0`
-* Exit with exit code depending on the branch
-  ```grsbpl
-  ... 
-  69 swap goto exit # push 69 to the 2nd stack position
-  ... 
-  5 swap goto exit # push 5 to the 2nd stack position
-  ... 
-  :exit &del # pop the top stack value to expose the pushed value
-  ```
-
-
-If you ask yourself "why" the answer is that this was made in an afternoon and I had nothing better to do