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In other news: Negative numbers are now written with a backquote (e.g. `1) to distinguish from dyadic subtraction (e.g. 2-1). This enables constant arrays to be written without commas, for tidiness of appearance, as in (1 2 3 `1 `2 `3) as opposed to (1, 2, 3, -1, -2, -3).
In order to remove the risk of accidental patent/copyright infringement, the ::SHE:: module (datastore manager) now makes BIOS calls for protected mode and disk-swapping primitives. This of course means that your PC *must* support BIOS calls (specifically $13 for LBA disk ops, and $15 for protected mode ops. But then you can't have it both ways, and you shouldn't have thrown away that nice retro mobo, should you :) But at least it means I can put it back into the public domain/open source realm. The documentation will remain here on DDG :) Have a nice day :)