Brought the memory module up to snuff by adding the second indexing mode. Not too bad as both indexing models share the same fate with respect to Mach, and the other LazyJ ops. Hence, most of it is shared in that module except for a few lines doing Step, Skip and Append.
That is the core, the other grammars are all dll loaded, optionally. Thus he dynamic loading on demand simplifies the update process, the core remains stable while attaching grammars go through their revisions. The core consists of the join loop, the executive cursor manager, and the memory module. The shell just starts it up. So those four modules are a much smaller task.
Updating files in a day or two on memory.c
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