If you need any help give me a pm I know my way around fluid simulators

Of all the idiotic mistakes I could have made...

What do you mean?

Ouch, that happens I guess. In my case, most errors I do are inverted boolean symbols or variable conflicts.

Quote from: Qwerty.55 on December 05, 2010, 04:47:12 am

I was throwing the calculator into a infinite loop and I couldn't figure out why. As it turns out, I had accidentally deleted an End statement from my cursor routine and placed  it at another location in the program.

The problem with that is that you lose files (84+ Keypad)

On the 84+ Nspire keypad you lose both archive and RAM when the calc locks up and the P button on the back of the calc fails to do a RAM clear.

This project has been set back slightly by the worst crash I've ever had. Basically, I managed to screw up the TI-OS internal fonts, re-write part of the TI-OS IDE, unarchive Powder, clear my RAM, mess up a few B_Calls, come up with a nice little Assembly virus, and overall destroy my calc. I'm honestly surprised I didn't lose the Certificate. But I got the particle physics to work  

Anyway, I've fixed everything and I only lost about a day of progress.

Actually, I was only using the first 400 bytes of L₁ 

I'm mystified as to what happened. The program shouldn't have been in the Archives in the first place.

This sounds scary. Axe doesn't have the ability to write to flash in the first place IIRC. Maybe you accidentally ran a B_Call that did? If you have this happening again, I think this might be a good discussion to start in the Axe forum: how to avoid accidentally writing to Flash. I hope you can recover most lost progress. :S