Syntax

Strong case:

EPX64 is a strong case language (as all the other assembler languages), which means that you have to write in a prefer style. If not, the program will not be runnable for the interpreter.
A jump-mark have to be in two double digits ‘:’ as:

A command have to stand after an tabulator ‘\t’ and in every line is just one command, otherwise the interpreter could not run the file.
Every parameter of a command is divided by a ‘ ’ (a space) separator.
A register is callable by an ‘R’ which is followed by the index of the register. EPX64 just have ten data registers and not any address registers! (Index from 0 to 9)
A decimal number can called with a double cross ‘#’ which is followed by the discrete decimal value!
See it here:

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Commands:

Normal commands:

Compare commands: