flat arrays, flat strings, flat variables

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Gordon
It sounds really good - yes, you'd need a biggish buffer to allow things like IRQs to get handled in the background if they need to be.

With your compiler issues:
```
const a = [<address>,<value>];
poke32( a[0], a[1]);
```
should have given you the error:
```
Error: ArrayExpression is not implemented yet
```
Because defining JS arrays from compiled code isn't supported yet unfortunately. Even if it had worked, your code would have ended up being slow because it would have defined a JavaScript array type though.

With your other problem, that was definitely a compiler issue where it wasn't handling variables correctly when used as function args - that should now be fixed :)

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