I've just glanced over your early release, and it looks great! I can't wait to see all the things the finished version will include! However, I do have two things to point out:

• This is your call, but it seems like using "//" to indicate comments in code might be a little misleading, as this is not how actual Axe comments work. Perhaps add the comments for each line on the line before it, being delineated like a normal Axe comment with a period?
• I believe "DispGraph^r" in your GrayDemo.8xp example should be "DispGraph^rr."

I must third that, though it wouldn't be too confusing (why would you be doing unsigned division with the second argument as some English (or whatever language) text?)
Now to wait for the full version... (This is gonna be awesome! )

I believe "DispGraph^r" in your GrayDemo.8xp example should be "DispGraph^rr."

Yep, you're right.  Thanks.

I'll have a different way of doing comments soon, don't worry about it.

Sorry, I haven't had a chance to really look at it yet. Been very tired and busy. I will soon though. Something though occurred to me. Will you be updating this as things change throughout the newer versions and such?

Quote from: meishe91 on June 13, 2010, 11:23:22 pm

Sorry, I haven't had a chance to really look at it yet. Been very tired and busy. I will soon though. Something though occurred to me. Will you be updating this as things change throughout the newer versions and such?

The one posted in this forum is not even a version.  It's just to get a review for style.

I think he's asking if you'll keep updating the final version as Axe evolves.

Quote from: calc84maniac on June 13, 2010, 10:13:58 pm

Floating-point support? Do tell.

Well, I'll tell you how to do it in the guide It's relatively simple, you just need some clever multiplication and division.

That description sounds suspiciously like fixed-point.

Definitely cover fixed-point, as it's faster than and can often be used instead of floating point. Floating point will be an interesting topic to see you cover...