I am just popping in to tell why I voted for "yes" in your poll. You say that you reached 6200 bytes. and if you want to save space, obviously optimization is the way to go. But optimization is not (only) something that you do at the end, there are some things that should be automatisms, and (I don't know if you know them but if you don't) if you want to learn some, you might want to provide the source so people can help

Also, not about optimizations but there are also some ways of coding that help you code faster. For example, if you only use variables with names that don't mean anything, after a week of break the only thing you can do is start over because you don't understand anything to your code anymore
So once again, if you don't know them and want to learn, people can help

Yeah, don't worry, I was not saying "give the source code or die" because I almost never provide the source code myself
This was just a "why it can be a good idea", and I can understand arguments against

Thankfully in hybrid BASIC we have 1540 KB of executable code space compared to 40 KB in Axe *runs*

Anyway glad this is still coming along.

That's epic nice work on these !

Woa, nice, updates !

Also, not about optimizations but there are also some ways of coding that help you code faster. For example, if you only use variables with names that don't mean anything, after a week of break the only thing you can do is start over because you don't understand anything to your code anymore

I abuse r1-r6 in Illusiat. But just by looking at the source you can tell what does what since it's commented/labeled well enough and I use A-theta for global variables.

Well r1-r6 are not registers, they're variables just like A-theta. Just that they are commonly used as routine arguments and local variables.

DJ included the use of Fullrene + PageSwap in the 40kB.