Instruction	Opcode	Displacement Level	Displacement Address	Data	Effect
start	0xA0	-	-	-	mark the program entry point from which execution begins
load constant	0xA1	-	-	constant value	load a constant value onto the top of the stack (push)
load data	0xA2	*	*	-	load a variable from given displacement level and displacement address onto the top of the stack (push)
store data	0xA3	*	*	-	store the top of the stack in a variable at given displacement level and displacement address (pop)
call intrinsic function	0xA4	-	function code	- / 1.0	call/execute the intrinsic function with the given function code some instructions might need the instruction data value to be set to 1.0
call user function	0xA5	*	*	parameters	call/execute the user-defined function at given displacement level and displacement address with the given number of parameters (which must already have been pushed onto the stack)
unconditional jump	0xA6	-	absolute address	-	jump to the given address
jump if false	0xA7	-	absolute address	-	jump to the given address if the topmost value of the stack is "false"
increment stack address	0xA8	-	elements	-	increment the current top of the stack by the number of given elements
stop	0xA9	-	-	-	stop/end program run/execution
return	0xAA	-	return value	parameters	returns the program flow from its current function, marking if a return value is located on the stack (true/false) and the number of the function's parameters
no operation	0xAB	-	-	-
reset	0xAC	-	-	-	resets the programm to its initial state (for restart)
clear top of stack	0xAD	-	-	-	remove the topmost value from the stack (pop) - equivalent to decrementing the stack address by 1
decrement stack address	0xAE	-	elements	-	decrement the current top of the stack by the number of given elements
hold process	0xAF	-	-	-	pause program execution (only useful for debugging)
arithmetical negation	0xB0	-	-	-	multiplies the topmost value of the stack with -1
raise to power	0xB1	-	-	-	raises the second value on the stack to the power of the topmost value
division	0xB2	-	-	-	divides the second value on the stack by the topmost value
multiplication	0xB3	-	-	-	multiplies the two topmost values on the stack
modulo	0xB4	-	-	-	calculates the rest of the division of the second value on the stack by the topmost value
addition	0xB5	-	-	-	adds the two topmost values on the stack
subtraction	0xB6	-	-	-	subtracts the topmost value on the stack from the second value on the stack
increment by 1	0xA7	-	-	-	increment the topmost value on the stack by 1
decrement by 1	0xB8	-	-	-	decrement the topmost value on the stack by 1
compare if equal	0xB9	-	-	-	evaluates if the two topmost values on the stack are identical (true/false)
compare if not equal	0xBA	-	-	-	evaluates if the two topmost values on the stack are not identical (true/false)
compare if less than	0xBB	-	-	-	evaluates if the second value on the stack is less than the topmost value (true/false)
compare if less than or equal	0xBC	-	-	-	evaluates if the second value on the stack is less than or equal to the topmost value (true/false)
compare if greater than	0xBD	-	-	-	evaluates if the second value on the stack is greater than the topmost value (true/false)
compare if greater than or equal	0xBE	-	-	-	evaluates if the second value on the stack is greater than or equal to the topmost value (true/false)
logical exclusive or	0xBF	-	-	-	does a logical exclusive or comparison of the two topmost values on the stack
logical inclusive or	0xC0	-	-	-	does a logical inclusive or comparison of the two topmost values on the stack
logical and	0xC1	-	-	-	does a logical and evaluation of the two topmost values on the stack
logical negation	0xC2	-	-	-	logically inverts the topmost value on the stack
exit	0xC3	-	-	-	retrieves the exit status of the program from the top of the stack (should be followed by "stop")
create block activation record	0xC4	-	-	-	creates a block activation record for non-function blocks