1. A processor architecture in which the access to a memory occurs via pointers which refer to objects, the processor architecture comprising: pointer registers of a register set, wherein the pointer registers are used for the access to objects in the memory; and data registers of the register set separate from the pointer registers; wherein each of the objects comprises a pointer area and a data area separately from one another, wherein the pointer area stores pointers, the pointers containing memory addresses of objects to which the pointers refer, wherein the data area stores data, the objects being provided with attributes which are stored in the objects themselves and the attributes describe a length of the pointer area and a length of the data area, wherein load and store instructions for data move data exclusively between the data areas of objects and the data registers, and wherein load and store instructions for pointers move pointers exclusively between the pointer areas of objects and the pointer registers.