CLUVM

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CLUVM (Crazy Layered Unprotected Virtual Machine) is an imaginary Virtual Machine, that is based on CLM.

Concept

The goal of CLUVM is, to be as accessible as possible, thus storing almost everything inside of the CLM.
Each CLUVM contains a default structure, that can be modified by using CLML

Structure

Main Layer

Layer	Description
0: Storage	main storage, has an initial length of 1
1: Pointer	stores multiple pointers (layers that descripe a path), is used for certain commands that require a pointer
2: Input	stores cells, which together make up the standard input. Data stored here was inputted by the user
3: Output	stores multiple layers, each representing a different output type. Data stored in here will be displayed to the user
4: Data	stores some information, that can be accessed
5: Files	stores multiple layers, each representing a file (programs are stored here)
6: Control	holds the information required to run CLUVM