Interesting, I remember the "ASM(" command to run those helper libraries but yeah, the issues around trying to write ASM on the calculator would have been a non

Interesting, I remember the "ASM(" command to run those helper libraries but yeah, the issues around trying to write ASM on the calculator would have been a non-starter for me (both back them and now lol): > Using AsmPrgm is the only built-in way to create assembly programs on the calculator, and it's not very convenient. To use it, after AsmPrgm itself, you must type in the hexadecimal values (using the numbers 0-9, and the letters A-F) of every byte of the assembly program. Even for assembly programmers, this is a complicated process: unless you've memorized the hexadecimal value of every assembly command (which is about as easy as memorizing the hexadecimal value of every TI-Basic token) you have to look every command up in a table.