OMC Stands for Origin Machine Code its a low level language for OriginOS by @Mistium

It has all the same features as OASM but its smaller and faster to parse

There are some special functions like svtf for hard to parse types (see "Custom Commands")

You can currently convert your OCM to OASM and vice versa.

I plan on adding OTAS support later on but right now thats a bit to hard to parse with my skill level (for reference I just started using rust when I made this!), along with converting your OASM or OCM to raw JS functions to run in the VM (this is just to complicated to make with the current system it was started).

(These are intermediary compiler commands so you can use the in OMC but not OASM)

svtf: sets a variable to a float.

(takes 3 arguments var base and decimal and is converted to setv {var} {base}.{decimal})

svts: sets a variable to a string.

(takes 2 arguments var string length)

this will take the next string length bytes and set that as the variable

(and is converted to setv {var} {string})

OMC is not affiliated with OriginOS, Origin, OASM, OTAS or Mistium, nor is OMC endorsed by any of the above, This is purely a fan project.

The license is LGPLv3 w/ MIT