Other ideas : in the Axioms, add a way to make commands which accept between n and m arguments. It can, for example, put the args count in the register B (B because it's the only register used by the DJZN command). This would be useful for some commands (like "Menu(", of course ), because if they are used multiple times with different arguments count, the commands' code will only be added once to the program. Also, maybe add a way to push the arguments after the return address, because it's not very practical the way it is for the person who writes the Axiom
You could take a pointer as your argument instead and interpret the memory stored at the pointer instead.
More virus infected stuff: Last night at 11 GMT-5 or somewhere around that, my posts from before started re-posting themselves. I dunno if you guys could see them, so I'm saying it here just in case.
You will want to reboot into safe mode and run malwarebytes. Its highly likely that the virus is reinstalling itself as its being removed.
I remember those. My dad's old laptop has a wireless card in that format. Annoying things to use. What's nice about them is that they are plug-and-play.
When the browser is closed, when I'm using qq (Chinese IRC) but not Omni. I've stopped using everything Cemetech except for programs and the Minecraft Server because I didn't find anything interesting (on the surface)
I'd suggest using malwarebytes to clean it off. You might have to do some manual cleanup after running it as well.
As for your comment about there being code already in the 28 days tutorial, of course there is code, how else would they show you how to program in it? Day 1 gives you a good walkthrough of how to setup a development environment on a computer, but since you want to jump in with Mimas, I'd suggest starting at day 2.
Since you are very new to programming, I'd suggest starting with Axe instead of trying to jump straight into assembly. Programming in assembly is a very different beast then programming in any other higher-level language.
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), because if they are used multiple times with different arguments count, the commands' code will only be added once to the program. Also, maybe add a way to push the arguments after the return address, because it's not very practical the way it is for the person who writes the Axiom 
Numix is free ! 
