What's the exact limit in Mirage for executable code?

I don't understand how the calculator limits executable code.  Can someone explain that please?

Btw, awesome screen shot, can't wait for the full version

would you be able to swap the code between everything.  I.E. if you have 7500 bytes of code already executed, could you copy some from after the program and switch it with the code at the beggining?

In apps, the limit is 16kB for executable code, but you have to do page swapping for anything after that.  I'm pretty sure you can still do page swapping in regular programs though, but its really hard.

Builderboy, there is a way to reduce the code by about 30-40% using "byte mode" which is something I plan to add later on.  It will allow you to switch into and out of a mode where the parser will read instructions as single byte instructions instead of 2 byte instructions.  This makes these commands about twice as small and twice as fast.  Also, in the next version, I will be adding a new "and" "or" and "xor" for a size reduction when you have Boolean conditions in your expressions (arguments always evaluate to 1 or 0)

I assume by two bytes, he means how numbers are always two bytes, so that it can reach somewhere close to 65000ish.  in single byte mode, it will only be able to go up to 255 (am I right?)

Is there any solution to work around the 8811 code issue? Like, does the game need to be split into multiple programs to be useable?

Otherwise, the only thing I can think about is that you need to split your game in separate sub programs (archived) and do a TI-BASIC program that launches them with the help of XCOPY or Resource

You can make some stuff use only relative jumps, copy it to some system ram area, and execute there.