Hello everybody!

I was writing a post for TWO bloody hours until I lose it because of a "timeout"! So I'm gonna write something shorter -.-


What is PHASMe?
"Phasmes" (or stick insects if you prefer) are brown most of the time. But don't worry, we aren't going to talk about insect life, even though it may be very interesting...
No, PHASM is a program for your Ti-84+CE (Ti-83 Premium CE), which allows you to run assembly programs, archived or not and to edit archived programs without unarchiving them beforehand. Furthermore, thanks to it, you can navigate in your program easily thanks to the label menu, using the [ALPHA], [XTOn] key combo while editing a program! Finally, it's possible to edit the memory of your calculator, pressing [Alpha]+[VAR]
The goal of PHASM is to be invisible. You run once "Asm(prgmPHASM)" and that's all! And if you are fed up with PHASM (although it seems incredible), you have just to execute "prgmPHASM".

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Features and To-Do List
Let's sum up what PHASM can do :

• It can execute assembly programs
  
• It can execute archived programs
  
• It can go to any Lbl you want, thanks to a menu in the program editor
  
• It has an user interface to install and delete the hooks
  
• It allows you to edit archived programs
  
• It can execute subprograms, assembly or Basic, archived or not
  
• It is possible to use Cesium in parallel
  
• Allows you to create your own plugins to add to PHASM
  
• It forces APD with [ALPHA] [ON]
  

Red = To do
Orange = In progress
Green = Done

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Screenshot and links
If you're lazy ('cause life is tiresome), I'm gonna summarize all my post in one gif (thank you Hayleia )



And if you're just curious, github is open 24/7!

Download : PHASM


Well, everything seems to be said. Have fun with PHASM!