It also appears to include TASM, which is very much non-free.

I didn't knew that TASM was not free O.o

I need to remove Tasm from it, and I just keep forgetting to put up the source code.  Also, which program of yours is in there?  When looking for programs, I didn't see any licenses, so I just added them in because they are useful.  TI Developer serves as an interface to these programs.

Quote from: DJ Omnimaga

I didn't knew that TASM was not free O.o

Quote from: TASM readme

If you find TASM useful,  why not register?  Unregistered use of TASM
beyond a 30 day evaluation period is a violation of the license.
For the $40.00  registration  fee you get:

Basically, it's distributed freely with a 30-day evaluation license. After that, users are supposed to register (for $40).

Ah right, I always thought of it as calc program and since no one was talking about the license I just had it on my comp and never registered and could still use it . Not to mention it's from 1993-94, right?

It kinda reminds me mIRC: after 30 days it still lets you use it. It just nags you longer on the opening screen. At 3800 days or so you can no longer use it, though.

Not really. In rare cases, mIRC suddently jumps from like 20 days to 3500 in an instant. Some registery glitch or something.

To get back on topic, I've found a rather serious bug in Mimas's symbol hashing, which can sometimes cause the assembler to crash.  This might also have caused occasional misassemblies and inappropriate "symbol redefined" errors.  So, there'll be another bugfix release shortly.

And back to the subject of on-calc app signing, since you guys have gotten me thinking about that again... after some experimentation and back-of-the-envelope calculations, I'll wager that you can do a lot better than 13 minutes.  Like, under a minute.  Also, I wasn't correct when I said that Rabin is necessarily much faster than RSA; I think you could apply similar tricks and speed up RSA by a similar amount, if you cared to do so.

And back to the subject of on-calc app signing, since you guys have gotten me thinking about that again... after some experimentation and back-of-the-envelope calculations, I'll wager that you can do a lot better than 13 minutes.  Like, under a minute.  Also, I wasn't correct when I said that Rabin is necessarily much faster than RSA; I think you could apply similar tricks and speed up RSA by a similar amount, if you cared to do so.

Wow really? You should maybe share your trick with Quigibo. He tried to implement app signing in Axe Parser before, but did not, finally, because the 10-15 minutes signing time made it impractical.