I am surprised that I have not mentioned this before, here... Anywho, a while ago I started a small project called ASMComp for crazy fools like myself or those who do not have access to their computers all the time. What it is is a tool for developing in assembly on the calc. Until recently, the only feature was to allow for commented code.

Here is what this version has or lacks:
-I haven't added back in commenting for some reason (laziness?)
-You can use equate files
-You cannot define equates yet (other than labels)
-You can use labels
-You can use token strings

So to take directly from the readme, this is an example of code, currently:
     :[FWAHAHA
     :.5EQU
     :AsmPrgm
     :EF[HOMEUP]
     :EF[CLRSCRNFULL]
     :21[MESSAGE]
     :EF[PUTPS]
     :210000
     :115F3F
     :EF[INVERTRECT]
     :C9
     :Lbl MESSAGE
     :02"HI"
     :End
The nice part is that this doesn't automatically include the BB6Dh header for asm programs and the code can be output to non-program vars. I plan to add in the ability to do simple math such as (3+[MESSAGE]) as well as add in variables (like 3->A), the ability to define 1 or 2 byte equates (or maybe multi-byte equates), add in If statements to control what sections of code get compiled, and all sorts of other goodies. I imagine code looking something like this:
:[MEOW       ;The type and name of the output file
:.5EQU        ;The equates file to use
:=1 COM1     ;Sets an equate for COM0
:=1 COM2     ;Sets an equate for COM1
:=0 COM3     ;Sets an equate for COM2
:AsmPrgm      ;This makes a header for the assembly program
:EF[RCLANS]
:EF[CONVOP1]
:B720{COM1prgm}     ;uses relative jump
:EF[CLRLCDFULL]C9
:Lbl COM1prgm
:If 1=COM1
: 3D20{COM2prgm}
: EF[HOMEUP]
: C9
:Lbl COM2prgm
:If 1=COM2
: 3D20{COM3prgm}
: 3E02D310C9
:Lbl COM3prgm
:If 1=COM3            ;The following chunk of code is not included since COM3=0
: 3D20{END}
: 3E03D310C9
:Lbl END
:C9
:End

So what do y'all think? Is this project worth my attention?

Cool, thanks It is taking a bit of a backseat and more so, now that I have finally figured out how to make brass compile apps. Now I can start working on adding features to BatLib again Still, I might add in this program to BatLib if I still need to fill up a lot of space.

Welcome back Xeda!   I definitely think this is worth it, as long as you have fun working on it.  Remember, you must have fun or we'll start to worry about you

Yep, it's a job requirement for working at "Texas Instruments (just kidding, of course not)"

Anyway, welcome back! I do think it's worth your attention, partly because it seems to be a really small but useful program (697 bytes!).

Sounds like a cool side project. I'd be something nice to mess with when you feel like taking a break from your other projects. =)

Looks promising...
The syntax is a bit old-school but i definitely like it =]
Long life to hexa-coderz !

Yeah, that can save many brain cycles =]

Nice to see you again Xeda . This is kinda interesting. Hopefully it's useful to you and a few others.

The small size would actually be a good plus for some people, since some are really picky about size