And the question is ?

There are two ways : a simple way that actually works, and a very hard one I just thought about so I'm not sure if it works.

Simple way : follow the tutorial about my PageSwap axiom in the "Tutorials" sub-forum of Omnimaga. Yeah, I said "the easy way"

And the very hard and experimental way : in the program where you define the function you want to use, follow these steps :

• Create an appvar that will hold an address (one address for each function you want to use)
• Put in this appvar the addresses of each function (use the _LLABEL function to have the address of a label) minus _E9D93.

Then, run the program once, so the appvar holding the addresses is created.

Back to your original program, follow these steps :

• Access to the apppvar at the beginning of the program
• Access to the program containing the functions you want to use
• To call a function, add the corresponding address holded by the appvar to the origin of the program holding the functions, and call the resulting address. It *should* work

Here's a quick example of the last method :

:.HOLDFUNC
:
:GetCalc("appvADDR",2)->A
:_LFunc1-_E9D93->{A}^r
:.other code
:
:Return
:Lbl Func1
:...
:End

:.USEFUNC
:Return!If GetCalc("appvADDR")->A
:Return!If GetCalc("prgmHOLDADDR")->B
:
{{A}^r+B}^r)(parameters)

I'm absolutely not sure about it working or not, I thought I got mad or something. If it actually works, I'll write a tutorial about it

And please other members that are reading this thing (if any), please explain your opinions, I'll need them and it'll also help Nikitouzz

Nope, as far as I know there are only these two methods (only one involving programs and not apps). But maybe I'm wrong, so you'd better point thepenguin77 or Runer112 to this topic.

i know but i can't use the app for the moment.

Because I want put 1000/2000 bit into one programme for the routines and i don't make one app for 2000 bit max...

sorry but i need one programme ^^

Why can't the two programs be combined? Unfortunately the OS doesn't really allow for programs to call routines in other programs, so there is no simple way to do it.