That sounds clear enough but you made a mistake in the first section. It's not {whatever}->L1 as that would try to override the compiler constant L1 with the value at address whatever.
Not gonna happen. So the correct code is whatever->{L1}.
Whoops
So to your new post.
1) Yes it is needed. It is incompletely documented in the Basic Math section as °VAR. It basically defines a pointer or a constant (which are the same thing but used differently) when used with Sto-> and is used to access it when needed.
2) Apps are stored in flash memory which is read only for the most part. So it is app specific as programs run from RAM. If you use a shell to run them from archive they will be copied to RAM for execution and then archived back. This means that any data you change in your program is persistent across runs. This can be an interesting effect or very frustrating depending on the situation.
Also program memory is the program file itself. Anything you add increases the size of the program. But as long as you have enough RAM to run it you're fine. If you dynamically allocate memory however then it's another story.
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I wish you luck with your project.
