- All tests passing

- Updated README and image
- Added itoa to stdlib
- Implemented modulus math for bcc which has none in the stdlib
- Updated the build scripts to work on Ubuntu 22
- Added bochsrc with some useful overrides (new bochs bios in ubuntu is broken, use the legacy)
- Made most of stdlib compile and run under GNU C for testing
- Improved the tokenizer so it will return tokens of more than one character
- Moved the basic parser from using void pointers to store values to using basic_value unions to represent possible types
- Added tests for the basic tokenizer

README.md

@@ -17,24 +17,27 @@ Right now, not much of anything at all. It boots from a 1.44mB floppy disk, and
 
 ![Image of Piquant v0.1](media/screenshot.png)
 
-Currently the BASIC only understands simple, 1-digit arithmetic expressions. But this will soon change; I intend to implement at least as many features as uBASIC, maybe QuickBASIC eventually.
+Currently the BASIC only understands simple arithmetic expressions. But this will soon change; I intend to implement at least as many features as uBASIC, maybe QuickBASIC eventually.
 
 How can I run it?
 =====
 
-You have to build it to run it. To build it, you need:
+You have to build it to
+ run it. To build it, you need:
 
+* An x86 computer with a floppy drive (or the bochs emulator)
 * bcc (bruce's c compiler - check your OS's package repositories)
 * nasm
 * gnu make
 * ld86, objdump86, as86
 
-To run it, you can use anything, but the makefile assumes you have 'bochs' installed.
+To run it, you can use any x86 emulator that can boot a floppy image, but the makefile assumes you have 'bochs' installed.
 
     make clean run
 
 This will rebuild all of the sources and fire up the bochs emulator. Have fun.
 
+
 Developing & Testing
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