ERR: BAD ADDRESS, huh? It actually isn't as bad as it sounds. It should really only affect one program at a time, unless you really screwed up your calc.
http://ourl.ca/3687/67152

Of course, the time I encountered that error, I reacted pretty drastically too. I actually ended up wiping my calculator's memory completely...

I just checked in Wabbit, and the appvar is correctly made.

Your code was actually very close to working properly.
I fixed a few things, the main ones being the fact that your If A=X statements were off by one, and the fact that one of your labels started with a number. Fixing the label issue allows the game to compile with Axe 1.0.x, as well.

Welcome back DJ!

Quote from: FinaleTI on July 25, 2011, 04:32:40 pm

Actually, there's one thing CalcUtil does that zStart doesn't: allow log() to be used with arbitrary bases. I know MathPrint OSes have a logbase() function, but 2.53 was sooo buggy for me last I tried it.

Does your calculator have the full 128 K of RAM? It's a long shot, but what if MathPrint actually requires the host calculator to only have 48 K of RAM? Some people have reported that MathPrint works fine for them.

Unfortunately, I only have the 48K of RAM. I've got an M serial number.

Goto A would jump to Lbl A.  Repeat getKey(15):End waits until the user presses clear.

As for the code, A is always increased, not just when a key is pressed.  What might work is checking if the byte is non-zero, after the byte is stored.
Also I would change lines like this If K=36:7?{N+A}End to If K=36:7?{N+A}:End.  There's more optimized ways to handle it, but the way you have it works enough.
Btw numbers in axe/asm can only be up to two bytes.  trying to make a three-byte number won't work.

Axe is a lot less complicated than asm, but has some of the same concepts (pointers, data, etc)

Actually, Runer wrote a library that lets you add, subtract and display 3 byte numbers.

16. Environment. By developing the world the characters live in, you can create a more immersive experience for the player. I think it would be more interesting to play when you not only want the characters to succeed in their quest, but you also want to see as much of their world as you can, outside of dungeons and places you have to go.

Finally got something screenshot worthy! I'm using Aria's sprite as a placeholder while I get the routines into place, so that's why she shows up twice, even though Roland should be there.
Also, this screenshot reveals the beginnings of the 'Fever Pitch' system. As a character's rage builds up over the course of a battle, by taking damage, or through story events, the gauge next to their MP will slowly fill up. When it hits maximum, 'Fever Pitch' becomes available in the menu. Selecting it will, for three turns, unleash the character's latent powers, making them incredibly dangerous to their foes. 'Fever Pitch' only becomes available to each character after they receive a special item through a story event. For Roland, this is his family heirloom, an ancient ruby ring, and for Aria, it's a pendant she received from her father when she was a child.

What do you guys think?