To read and write to L₁ and all other mem locations except variables, remember the braces...

Sorry would like to clarify, i would like to write to L₁ without by chance rewriting some of the A-Z vars

L₁ points to the start of 712 bytes of RAM you can use for whatever you please. The variables take up space in memory just before L₁, so just make sure that all the data you store is at position L₁ or greater.

Edit: ninja'd

I never understood it. So L₁-56 is A, right? That means there are 56 bytes between A's low byte and L₁. But at two bytes a var, A through Z and θ would only take up 54. So what are the last two bytes used for?

Not help on how to use create arrays, just being able to write and recall L1, i've tried it by myself but it doesn't seem to work properly.  I think I'm just doing something small wrong.

By the way i had it posted on the Axe thread, I'll go delete it now

Do you mean the entire game was posted there?

Oh ok, good, because if it was the game, you would have needed to do some modifications to it to not get disqualified (like Snake_X)

Yeah about that one... I seriously hope this year there aren't any sort of e-mail issues causing files to not arrive at destination in time or something like that. Sadly, I do not know how to check if they were really sent at the deadline or not. This is a bit why I recommend sending them a bit sooner, in case, not to mention at the very last minute, if you get a RAM clear or something, you're screwed

Last year, also, there was another entry that got submitted that would have been our only pure ASM entry, but it was disqualified because the contest rules required people to make a platformer. However, Bejewelled is not a platformer, and it was totally broken (up arrow acted as left, down did nothing, right went in random directions, and so on ).

I also recommend that if you,re certain the entry is fine, to not wait to submit it, because I'll most likely start checking what I got before the deadline, unless I receive an update on a specific entry. That way, that will eliminate delays between the deadline and the survey/judging startup.

EDIT: I also hope they send it at the right e-mail address.

Sorry to hear, this is why I always recommend doing backups elsewhere, because on-calc it is not always reliable

I also hate how the Nspire does that. Did you try the reset button on the back, though? Sometimes that works