The current implementation represents memory as a bunch of 32-bit numbers that live at well-defined addresses. The initial program state, we actually encode into sort of a Merkel representation from the L file. So effectively the initial memory image is determined by that sort of merkalized data structure. We're looking at building sort of like an IDL around that to help make it easier for programmers to manage and stuff.

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