Do you write down some notes while coding? Sometimes it's a good practice to do so, even if on paper. It can help a lot when your code gets very huge, along with the comments inside the code.

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EDIT: Nvm the 0.2.2 post was edited. I am used to new post every update

I'll put new version on my calc later

EDIT 2: UPDATE! It worked! My program also shrunk by 1 byte

I'll put a note in the readme, that's a good idea.  But I won't block its usage because it might be useful for programs that need to change MOS variables as part of the program.

For me the crash happened immediately, not just when exiting the program, which is weird o.O what is Mirage doing during execution? And why is it that Mirage can run any asm program that fits in RAM but the TiOS can only run up to 8126 bytes?

Ouch

bad, then. And I used L2 sometimes

Are others safe in Mirage, though?

Yeah I know about those. I try to be careful to which one I choose before storing stuff. If I don't need the buffer, I might go use L6 sometimes, for example. I just need to clear the buffer afterward.

I love how Axe lets you manipulate some memory stuff like you would do in ASM but without having to learn about the whole ASM syntax and register stuff. In other words, you can do some stuff as easily as TI-BASIC, and for the more advanced stuff, it's still easier than ASM, and you end up with speed as fast (or close) as ASM for a lot of stuff.

Btw:

[23:50:08] <+calc84> Asm(ED56) should fix that
[23:50:14] <@DJ_Omni> aaah ok
[23:50:15] <+calc84> at the beginning of your program

[23:50:35] <@DJ_Omni> calc84 do we need to do something special when exiting?
[23:50:39] <+calc84> it disable's Mirage's interrupt and just uses the TI-OS one
[23:50:42] <+calc84> I don't think so

Quoted from IRC.

That's impossible becasue the name has to be exactly 8 characters.  I could replace those spaces with null characters instead, maybe that will fix it.  Tell me if it works in the next version.

I agree with DJ Omnimaga, I have begun to insert notes and comments on everything I do. It helps for troubleshooting. It seems like you error seems like a code-side thing, maybe a typo?