Project.........Grammer
Program.........GRAMMER
Author..........Zeda Elnara (ThunderBolt)
E-mail..........xedaelnara@gmail.com
Size............1 Flash Page
Language........English
Programming.....Assembly
Version.........2.27.10.11
Last Update.....15:00 27/10/2011

Suggested Font	Any fixed width font (like Courier New)
Suggested Size	11

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What does it do?
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  Grammer is a programming language designed for speed, safety,
and ease of use. It does provide some low-level functions that
can create an unsafe environment when used improperly, but
otherwise it is about as safe as TI-BASIC... ish.
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How To Use
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You can write your programs in the TI-BASIC program editor (on
calc). To run them as Grammer programs, run the Grammer APP and
select the program. Just use left/right to find the program,
Enter to run it, and Clear to go to the homescreen.

Alternately, after running Grammer, you should be able to run
Grammer programs from the homescreen from Archive or RAM.

To select the program:
-Use left/right to find the program
-Press clear to exit
-Press enter to run the program

Grammer programs should start with this to be compatible with
the program version of Grammer:
     .0:Asm(prgmGRAMMER
The . is key since that forces the line to be read as a label :)

However, if you don't want it to remain backwards compatible
with the program version (in case certain features aren't
supported), just start with:
     :.0:
And if you want to make sure it isn't run by the BASIC parser
on accident, just use this header:
     :.0:Return
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Notes
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The circle routine is a slightly modified version of one written
by Sean McLaughlin (sigma_zk@yahoo.com)

The sine and cosine routine is a fairly modified version of the
routine Axe uses (Optimised for a slight speed increase)

Runer112 has started to help optimise some of the code, too :)
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History
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20:21 20/10/2011-The App is ready for release :)
20:10 18/09/2011-Wrote this mini readme for v1.18.09.11
12:48 06/06/2011- Wrote this quick readme in preperation for
a pre-release.
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