First of all, what is Axe 1.2.5 ?

Next thing, the getKey routine sucks. Using getKey(#) is a lot faster. But I xan see why you need the basic getKey command in your program so don't change it if you don't want

Also, the Copy() command copies from one pointer to another and needs a size argument, so yours should not work, and even with a third argument, it won't work. I guess what you want to do is K→L1(A) but it won't work either, see next point

Finally, the L1 list doesn't exist. L1 is a pointer to some free memory location.
You need to replace all your L1(A) by {L1+A}
This should work then

[edit] I didn't see it two minutes ago but you are using Ans, which is not an Axe variable.
Just replace this
 Repeat Ans
 getKey→K
 End
by this
 getKey^r
 →K
or this
 0
 Repeat
  getKey
 End
 →K

If it doesn't work any better, then we'll be out of luck, though, because it appears that nobody has worked on a single SNES emulator for the GBA after 2005. Maybe due to the DS arrival and also the extremely limited hardware making it a challenge to optimize a SNES emu for.

We'll still have calc84maniac <.<

Well on a serious note, maybe a SNES emu for any platform that was written in C could be ported to the Nspire, as gpSP was

UPDATE
This time I write it in red and bolded because it is a big one
 - There is a loading screen -.-°
 - changed the keymap so that you can use either F1 to F5 or ON to Enter (still 2nd and alpha to strum)
 - MUSIC EDITOR !!! You could have told me that you were getting bored with Monsters
Now, let's start fretting !
Well, it is still in early stages, so there is no extended functions for now (and my input routine has displaying problems ).

How to use the editor:
- up and down to scroll through the notes
- right and left to scroll through the notes faster
- press frets and then 2nd to store a note to the current note
- press alpha to undo (only works once)
- press sto to save

Download, install and launchTI-Nspire Computer Link while your calc is connected to the PC. It is a lot easier to use. Then, drag and drop the OS file to your calc, at the bottom of the window.

Wow seems interesting. Also I wonder if this other SNES emu would work better than Pocket SNES? http://www.snesadvance.org/index.html

Yes, that is what I thought too, seeing this one's last update (after 2005) happened after PocketSNES' last update (Feb 16th, 2004). I also looked at the compatibility list and this one seems to have the largest (or maybe PocketSNES was not tested with a lot of roms).

1) The resources is still there
2)I did mean now, I am sorry
3)the file that isn't there is the installer I just assumed it would stay in my files, unless it is supposed to dissapear
4)Is there a way to see if it is on there?

The installer should not appear on your calc. Just try to launch some Ndless program to see if it installed properly

then after hitting ok it restarts, and there is no file.

What do you mean ? Do you mean that all your files are gone ?

I am just wondering what are those F_T\uc appvars I see in Wabbitemu.
They are present in the "View Variables" menu and also when I look for appvars through the VAT, even though the appvars I look for have a 16 bytes header, so random appvars should not appear here.