While Commands.inc is a great resource for a lot of routines, I agree that it shouldn't be used instead of giving a comment ASM routine (that might be easier to understand).

Last month, I asked about trig functions in ASM.  The first response I got told me to look in the Axe commands.  Before I asked the question, I had already checked Axe and noticed that it didn't handle the numbers the way I wanted to.

On the other hand, I might want to decompile Axe sometime and figure out how the source parsing works. 

Awesomeness! 

Nice.
Now I need a CX.

The Star Trek Convention is being held in Las Vegas this weekend. 

I am attending this convention, as have always been a treker*.  Are any of you guys attending the convention?  If not, what do you think about Star Trek. 

*Many trekers are annoyed by the term "trekie," myself included.

I also recommend TI-BASIC for your starting language.   

I do not, however think that "Hello World" is a good start for ASM programming.  I recommend Hot_Dog's tutorials instead.

ReCode was as fast as Axe. If not, possibly slightly faster (from what I saw)

If Grammer is based off of ReCode, then yes. As fast as Axe.

Theoretically, Axe should be faster, but I digress.

Grammer is WAY faster than TI-BASIC, and that's what counts. (As both are interpreted languages)

Good luck to all participating in the contest.