After a lot of work, I have re-done the compiler. It is now faster, and works better. The error reporting uses a constant system, and you could easily bee extended. I even have a way to copy files with wild chars (so you can type "classpath *.svl;"). 
And the best part: the wild chars uses a built-in OS command (copy for Windows, cp for Linux, need to find out for Mac) to do it! (saves the space so I don't have to use a library)
I'll upload a new version as soon as I get a few more things re-worked.

Yup, and there has been more .
It now is starting to recognize the classpath command.
Also, once I'm done, it will make just 2 iterations over the code: once for the preprocessor, and once for the compiler.
This will save even more time compiling.

whoa, sounds awesome

anyways, any ideas on how to parse and store the comp's data on the classes?  maybe a vector table for the different classes, and another for each class for their architecture?

really? 

now I just need to find a way to handle the data on calc.  Are you going to make the parsing changing easy enough so that I can add in the assembly equivalents with ease?  since there's a lot of asm code to be added O.o

*bump*

!!!!!!
Directory searching is done! Preprocessor commands are implemented! It even can be compiled with VC++ (which doesn't have dirent.h, so I use the WinAPI instead) and with the GCC (using dirent.h).
Also, the version compiled with VC++ is about 74k while the version compiled with the GCC is 541k.
Anyone know why?

I googled a bit and have no idea about it, but in that case I'd use VC++, what's to blame little size?