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@Qwerty.55: Because this isn't an Axe program. It is an assembly library to be used in BASIC programs.
@Qwerty.55: Because this isn't an Axe program. It is an assembly library to be used in BASIC programs.@DJ Omnimaga: I thought of that and my idea was to make it so that the user could define 8 programs to be able to use this in. These would each be given a number, so I could do:int(29,"BLOCK",3And this would make prgmBLOCK be the 3rd program. Then, you would use int(30,3 to load the data and the next time the program hit a label, it would jump to prgmBLOCK to search for the label.My other idea was to add another argument that let you use AppVars, too. This means that you could convert your subprograms to AppVars and still use them without ever changing them to programs.And this will not cause a memory leak either. Which is a bonus as long as you are using this method to go to them. Also, when you load the data of another program , the current program should still run until it hits a goto. Using int(28 will, however, restart at the loaded program.