AutOrganize Version: 0.6  
Description: this program will organize your axe programs by block method.

Features:
* Organizes your axe program. (see screeny)
* Ignores spaces in your code for better organization. (see screeny)
* Exact size on output program that is needed. (see screeny Cool )
* copies notes evend if they have if or while etc. in it.
* Does not add spaces to notes.
* Spaces within notes are not deleted

Wishlist:
* Choose the program to organize (it currently must be called a1xtest)
* Reject nonAxe programs.
* Warn you if not enough ram.  Will also inform you of the amount of ram needed. (about to finish)
* Have the new program replace the old unorganized one.
*if/while etc. statements in a string are ignored

Warning: this is still an early version so bugs may occur although only one has been found.
Bugs:
* Example Output(1,1,"hi i am james")
-will become Output(1,1,"hiiamjames")



Credits:
DJ Omnimaga: For hosting this wonderful site.
Builderboy: Assistance in program size. Also inspired this project with his auto-optimization program.
FinaleTI: Linking me to code for free ram left.

Note:  sorry i have been a little short tempered latly. I have been on a ton of deadlines between my computer and school work.

Organize=compiled
a1xtest=test program




V Old V

this would have to be done in ASM then, i guess? since Axe can't write to programs

nope,  auto optimization was written in axe. (i think)
Anyways, go find my "drawing to basic"  it writes to programs.

Edit: might have seemed rude depending where you live.

My question is how are you going to run the program after you add in the spaces?  And the only reason the AutoOptimization program is able to edit programs is because it never *increases* the file size, which is incredibly difficult.

as the program runs, count the number of spaces you add in.
after you're done, create a temporary appvar. copy all the data from the program you edit to the appvar.
then, create the same program variable that you edited with its original size, plus the amount of spaces you added in.
copy appvar data to the program variable.

hmmm.. do it in segments?

do 1/5 of the program, make an Appv TEMP1, copy 1/5 of the new program's data to TEMP1, archive it.
repeat for TEMP2, TEMP3, TEMP4, TEMP5.
copy each appvar to the new Program variable separately.. you get the idea.

the problem with that is it 1) it'll take forever due to the archiving and 2) frequent use will wear out the archive.

so, another suggestion, loop through the program data calculating how many spaces you need to add in.
create a temp appvar with enough space to compensate for the extra bytes.
loop through again, this time copying the program data to L3, adding in spaces as necessary. once you reach 768 bytes, copy the L3 data to the new appvar
repeat until all the data is copied.
transfer the appvar to the program var
delete the appvar.

i know, it doesn't solve the  memory problem. but cmon. just put a note in the readme to have:
2 * [program_size] + [autoOp_program_size] +[arbitrary_number_like_1000] bytes available in ram.

So are you planning to use spaces or some other token for the indent?  Colons i think would work the best because then the program would still execute, while any other would cause errors.

Also, there is an alternative method for allocating memory using numerous OS BCALLS that would move the program around and extend free memory so that the program could grow normally, but i would not be the one to ask on how to use that

Quote from: Builderboy on November 14, 2010, 12:28:12 am

So are you planning to use spaces or some other token for the indent?  Colons i think would work the best because then the program would still execute, while any other would cause errors.

Aren't spaces ignored by the parser?

What would be cool is if it detected it was an Axe source program, it used spaces, but if it was a BASIC program, it would use colons.

except i would still like to steal builderboys auto optimize source .  and with no connection from calc to pc....

I don't have connection to my pc with the issues its having......

might be a couple weeks before i can do anything...