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Adds support for stacks, and also fixes a bug when tabs instead of spaces are used in the Shakespeare source code.
Some of the examples from the Shakespeare documentation won't work without it
"Alea iacta est" causes Caesar to seed, and "Let fate decide" generates random integer. If you use this for anything serious, you're nuts.
Fixing segfault when stack length is set longer than 30000 by making the stack allocated rather than statically defined.
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This branch contains changes to allow stacks in SPL. It implements them using a C .h file that contains the code for dynamically-allocated stacks. Some example files I had put together as well as a method for pseudo-random number generation in SPL came along for the ride when I made this branch; I can take them out if you want.