I am wondering wheather it is possible to create an ASM program that would clear out the memory area used for if then statements
It would probably help
It would probably help
that might be helpful, but what would be better is writing code that doesn't need such a program
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Such a program wouldn't be that hard to make. I think there's a specific stack just for If thens, Whiles, and Repeats. Really, it would just be easier, take up less space, and be more of a help to your developement to just program so you don't need this.
Normally i have almost no memory leaks, but it would still be helpful
Also, does calling a program from within a loop cause a memory leak? I would think it wouldn't (because it does eventrually reach the end) but i am not sure
Also, does calling a program from within a loop cause a memory leak? I would think it wouldn't (because it does eventrually reach the end) but i am not sure
As long as you use Return, not Stop, it's not a problem. What you should never, EVER do, though, is have a Goto or a Menu in a Then/Else/End loop.
KermMartian wrote:
As long as you use Return, not Stop, it's not a problem. What you should never, EVER do, though, is have a Goto or a Menu in a Then/Else/End loop.
I am glad that it does not cause a leak, because i do that in a lot of programs
I thought it did though, so i turned my sudoku thing into a nested loop (something like 2 for loops, 2 repeat loops, and maybe a while loop i cannot remember). It got deleted in a ram clear though...
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