I get it on compiling every program.

Sometimes it happens when I just quitted a Asm program.

But I can't explain more: I just get more often Unknown Error with zStart than normally. You should backup program before compiling.

I get it on compiling every program.

Sometimes it happens when I just quitted a Asm program.

But I can't explain more: I just get more often Unknown Error with zStart than normally. You should backup program before compiling.

I think I got a pointer to these unknown errors: I think that's related to RAM allocation for programs. Trying to compile two time a 16kb program made Axe crashed.

I'm fairly confident that the primary culprit of unknown compilation errors has been fixed for the next version of Axe, as well as the general freezing of error messages. The unknown errors would crop up more often when compiling large archived source files, a case which you seem to fit. For now, the only possible fix I can offer is to unarchive and rearchive programs that cause unknown errors.

I don't understand how you could get an unknown compilation error from Axe when exiting an assembly program, though, considering Axe shouldn't even be running any more.

Plop,

In Axe 1.2.1a, Exch() seems to use indirection twice. To exchange two bytes situated at for example L1 and L2, I had to do :

:L₁->r₁
:L₂->r₂
:Exch(°r₁,°r₂,2)

Well, I use it in a 3D sort function, so I can write it here if you want :

:Lbl SortFaces
:
:.Computes average Z-value of all faces
:For(r₁,0,{CurP-1}-1)
:0→{r₁*2+GDB1ZAVRG→r₃}^r
:For(r₂,0,{r₁+CurVPP}-1)
:{r₃}^r+{{r₁*{CurP-2}+r₂+CurP}*6+GDB1RV+4}^r→{r₃}^r
:End
:{r₃}^r//{r₁+CurVPP}→{r₃}^r
:End
:
:For(r₁,0,{CurP-1}-1)
:r₁→{r₁+GDB1SORT}
:End
:
:While 1
:0→r₆
:For(r₁,0,{CurP-1}-2)
:If {{r₁+GDB1SORT}*2+GDB1ZAVRG?→r₂}^r]]{{r₁+GDB1SORT+1}*2+GDB1ZAVRG→r₃}^r
:Exch(°r₂,°r₃,2)
:{r₁+GDB1SORT}^rr→{r₁+GDB1SORT}^r
:1→r₆
:End
:End
:End!If r₆
:Return

CurP is a pointer to list of numbers between 0 and 7 inclusive. CurP-1 is 6, and CurP-2 is 4.
GDB1ZAVRG is a pointer to 64 free bytes.
GDB1RV is a pointer to a list of 12 6-bytes rotated vertices arranged as follow : X, Y, Z (all being words)
CurVPP is a pointer to 6 bytes, all set at 4.
GDB1SORT is a pointer to 32 free bytes.

I got a weird bug.

• I try to compile Pokemon Topaze, it says "invalid token" on "Lbl MUR", and there is no invalid token.
• I try again without changing anything, it compiles.

So I wanted to report it, and make a screenshot to show you

• I try to compile Pokemon Topaze and get "invalid token", but on a ">" this time, not on "Lbl MUR"
• I try again without changing anything, it compiles.

(when looking at the screenshot, don't look at the entire compilation the second time if you don't want to waste one minute, just wait for it to go past 12358 which was the step where the bug happened the first time to see that the bug didn't appear the second time)

Yeah I often get this issue too. May or may not be zStart related.

Bug with Axe 1.2.2 : seems that the app doesn't know how to count free app pages. I still have at least 2 app pages and 26k of free ROM, and it won't compile a 15k app.

Error code like I saw it on-screen :
              0B
370040F1801113FF
FF4000748674FB49
76