Which Axe version do you use?

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Omnimaga: The Coders Of Tomorrow > Forum > Calculator Community > Major Community Projects > The Axe Parser Project > Which Axe version do you use? (Moderator: Runer112) > Message #208756

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Question:

Which Axe version do you use?

0.2.5 and below	0 (0%)
0.2.6	1 (1.4%)
0.3.0	0 (0%)
0.3.1	0 (0%)
0.3.2	0 (0%)
0.3.3	1 (1.4%)
0.4.0	0 (0%)
0.4.1	0 (0%)
0.4.2	1 (1.4%)
0.4.3	1 (1.4%)
0.4.4	1 (1.4%)
0.4.5	0 (0%)
0.4.7	1 (1.4%)
0.4.8	2 (2.7%)
0.5.0	2 (2.7%)
0.5.1	2 (2.7%)
0.5.2	3 (4.1%)
0.5.3b	12 (16.2%)
1.0.0	0 (0%)
1.0.1	0 (0%)
1.0.2	1 (1.4%)
1.0.3	5 (6.8%)
1.0.4	3 (4.1%)
1.0.5b	13 (17.6%)
1.1.0	1 (1.4%)
1.1.1	0 (0%)
1.1.2	15 (20.3%)
1.2.0	7 (9.5%)
1.2.1a	2 (2.7%)

Total Voters: 71

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Re: Which Axe version do you use?

« Reply #75 on: 16 November, 2011, 16:38:36 »

Any block of RAM that's 768 bytes you can use as a screen buffer. If you really need another buffer, you could always create your own with Zeros(768) (now Buff(768)). And yeah, the only reason L1 is 712 bytes according to the Axe commands index is because the last 56 bytes are taken up by the variables, which you could always move, as Frey said.


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