OMG, A COMMERCIAL QUANTUM COMPUTER!

Quote from: Freyaday on May 29, 2011, 10:38:44 pm

Math?

*head-desk*

Why would he even need to implement an entire 3D engine himself? That would be crazy.  There are plenty of other viable libraries for it out there already.

They still use math.

In fact, it gets even worse: They're just placeholders. When The compiler does its second pass, what it's doing is going back through the program and putting in the location of all the different pieces of data you're using, which are added at the end of the program after the last C9 [ret], so that the program ends execution before it reaches a bunch of bytes that are not intended to be executed. This is not entirely accurate, however, as Axe apparently mixes code with data sometimes, and I'm not quite sure how that data doesn't get accidentally executed.
Read the documentation (it helps! Really!), keeping in mind that whenever "program memory" is mentioned, what is meant is that those bytes get added to the compiled program as-is, placed in a location code execution will never reach.

1609: It doesn't need the keys, but it gives you them anyway so you can use em on other calcs.
1610: There was a stickie on it, a note from yourself, letting you know that you hit a Ballmer Peak last night, explaining both the CX and the girl in your bed

1606: And the Nspire CX actually works

I hate it when I go back through my code and discover things that scream
"WTF, why did I write this this way??!?!?"

I tryed from memory