Lol probably not, ive never actually gotten one

Ok for a statistic toolkit I would definitely recomend Basic 100%, what types of menus were you using that were too slow?  Its likely that you could merely code your menu's a different way to make them faster instead of using Axe, which would be a lot harder for what you want to do.  However, if you want to continue to use axe, that works too, although I know of no way to start basic programs from inside an assembly program

and also just try to keep an eye on the double posting

How much precision do you need?  What are you trying to do?

It is *kinda* possible to have decimals using whats known as fixed point notation.  for instance, if you wanted to store 1.5 in axe, instead of storing 1.5 to A (which is impossible), you would store 15 to A, and whenever you wanted to use it, divide by 10.  for example, if you wanted a sprite with two decimal points of precision, you could do something like this:

500->A   //5 into A
300->B   //3 into B
Pt-On(A/100,B/100,Pic1

The sprite will display at the correct location Now, i used x10 and x100 to make it easier to see, but you can just as easily use any number you want, based on the precision you need.  The larger the number, the more precision.  I always use x256 because dividing by 256 in axe is super fast  Just a word of caution though, since you are gaining more precision in one area, you have to lose it in another.  While you gain more decimals, your maximum number that you can represent is decreased.

Xeda is that an answer or just speculation? o.O and Qwerty i said you have to buy more than just cats

Im desperately trying to figure out how this game works based on the screenshot I'll have to read more about it, but it looks awesome!  Well done!

I hate those Err: Unknown Error, that then proceed to crash your calc