Binary Query Language 1.01

Definition	Value	Explanation
`DEFAULT_RECORD`	`"default.rec"`	Default filename for records, set as "default.rec". Provides a fallback file for storing data, with "Account" as the default record type for basic authentication.
`DEFAULT_RECORD_TYPE`	`"account"`	Default record type is "account". Ensures the system supports login/authentication out-of-the-box if no other types are defined.
`MAX_RECORD_TYPES`	`255`	Maximum number of record types, configurable up to 255. Fits within a byte, balancing flexibility and memory efficiency.
`MAX_RECORDS`	`1024`	Maximum number of records, set to 1024 but adjustable in preferences. Allows scalability tailored to application needs.
`DB_MONOLITHIC`	`0x00000001`	Flag for a single-file database. Contrasts with segmented storage, simplifying file handling.
`DB_RAM_RECORD`	`0x00000002`	Loads records into RAM buffer. Boosts performance by reducing disk I/O for frequently accessed data.
`DB_FILE_JOURNAL`	`0x00000004`	Enables journaling of all I/O operations. Supports auditing and recovery by logging changes.
`DB_TIMESTAMP`	`0x00000008`	Adds timestamps to output. Useful for tracking record creation or modification times.
`RECORD_JOINED`	`0x00000010`	Indicates records can be joined. Suggests lightweight relational capabilities across record types.
`RECORD_BACKUP`	`0x00000020`	Saves records to a concurrent backup file. Enhances data reliability with redundancy.
`RECORD_TIMEOUT`	`0x00000040`	Marks records as expirable. Enables time-based expiration, like for temporary records.
`GET`	`0x00000001`	Command to retrieve data. Uses bit 0 as a toggle with `PUT` (1 = GET).
`PUT`	`0xfffffffe`	Command to store data. Toggles bit 0 with `GET` (0 = PUT), saving space in the 8-bit command set.
`ALL`	`0x00000002`	Applies operation to all records. Simplifies bulk actions like retrieving or storing everything.
`GT`	`0x00000004`	"Greater than" filter. Supports conditional queries for numeric comparisons.
`LT`	`0x00000008`	"Less than" filter. Pairs with `GT` for range-based queries.
`EQU`	`0x00000010`	"Equal to" filter. Enables exact-match queries.
`ORDER_BY1`	`0x00000020`	Sorts by name (0) or date (1). Provides basic result ordering.
`ORDER_BY2`	`0x00000040`	Sorts by size (2) or data type (3). Extends sorting for specific fields.
`EXTENDED_ENABLE`	`0x00000080`	Enables extended command set. Signals use of 16-bit operations like `JOIN`.
`JOIN`	`0x00000001`	16-bit command for cross-record relations. Adds relational functionality.
`SPLIT`	`0x00000002`	16-bit command to split records. Complements `JOIN` for data manipulation.
`DATA_SUFFIX`	`".dat"`	File extension for data files. Ensures consistent naming for storage.

Channel Data Encoding
#define MAX_FIELDS 256 #define CHANNEL_OBJECT_ENABLE 0x0000000000000001 #define CHANNEL_STATE_MASK 0x00000000000001fe // bits (1-8) a byte for runtime state. struct Field //@struct Field { struct Linkable field_node; char field_name[64]; unsigned char field_type; void data; struct HyperLinkedList listeners; int (FieldHandler)(struct Field fieldPtr); // }; struct Object //@struct Object { struct Linkable node; struct HyperLinkedList ob_fields; //--- List of Field Structs uint64_t ob_flags; uint64_t ob_size; char ob_name[256]; struct GraphicsContext ob_graphics; struct Runtime ob_run; uint32_t ob_field_number; uint32_t user_data; // 64 bit pad uint64_t crc; }; #define HEAP_MEMORY 0 #define STACK_MEMORY 1 #define IPC_MEMORY 2 #define GPU_MEMORY 3 #define CLOUD_MEMORY 4 #define REGISTRY_MEMORY 5 #define PAGE_MEMORY 6 #define RESERVED_MEMORY 7 #define DATA_BYTE 0 #define DATA_SHORT 1 #define DATA_CHAR 2 #define DATA_INT 3 #define DATA_LONG 4 #define DATA_FLOAT 5 #define DATA_DOUBLE 6 #define DATA_OBJECT 7 #define DATA_PRIMITIVE 0 #define DATA_ARRAY 1 #define DATA_2D_ARRAY 2 #define DATA_3D_ARRAY 3 #define DATA_SIGNED 0x40 #define DATA_CONTAINED 0x40 #define DATA_PACK_PARAMETERS 0x80 // OR flags