[feat] removal of standart variables in QAsm in favor of Pointers

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added functionality to write and read Intermediate Representation (IR) blocks to/from files
  • Introduced new parameter type system for IR instructions

• Refactor

  • Updated instruction parameter documentation
  • Removed PTR_LOAD instruction from instruction set

• Documentation

  • Clarified parameter types and instruction documentation

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Walkthrough

This pull request introduces new functionality for writing and reading Intermediate Representation (IR) blocks in the Quickfall compiler. A new module for IR writing has been created, consisting of writer.h and writer.c, which provide capabilities to serialize IR blocks to a file. The changes modify the CLI's main function to demonstrate file-based IR block writing and reading, and update the instruction set documentation in instructions.h. The implementation focuses on compiling Quickfall files into a lower-level format to potentially improve execution speed.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/cli/main.c	- Added ../ir/writer.h include - Implemented file writing and reading of IR block - Added logic to write first IR block to "bob.txt" and read it back
src/ir/instructions.h	- Removed PTR_LOAD instruction - Added IR_PARAMETER_TYPE enum - Introduced INSTRUCTION_PARAMETER_TYPES constant array - Updated parameter documentation for arithmetic instructions
src/ir/writer.c	- New file implementing writeIRBlock function - Writes IR block instructions to file
src/ir/writer.h	- New header file declaring writeIRBlock function - Added documentation for IR block writing

Possibly related PRs

• [feat] New Int types #46: Changes to the IR_BASIC_BLOCK structure related to IR block handling

Suggested labels

compiler, ast

Poem

🐰 In the realm of code, a rabbit's delight,
IR blocks now dance, taking flight!
From text to binary, a magical leap,
Quickfall's compiler, secrets to keep.
Write, read, transform - oh what fun! 🚀

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• src/cli/main.c (2 hunks)
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• src/ir/writer.h (1 hunks)

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