I was just playing around with sourcecoder this morning and the program I had made didn't export, it instead gave me an error message, is this because the program was too big? (it was about 6.5kb) if so, what's the limit sourcecoder can export? oh and i'm really going to need to cut down on the bytes :')
Update: I tried replicating the results and I recieved no errors this time... everything is working wonderfully Only issue i'm having is typing in greek letters like theta and pi on xLIBC they just show up as blobs of pixels (This is probably a known thing) and when I type in the word "formula" on sourcecoder, it appears as "for"mu"la" like the greek letter mu, not an m and a u but of cours, I get where this comes from and I just edit it back to formula on calc, just thought it was funny!

I doubt you'd have any real limit on creating a program up to 20kish, depending on which calc you are writing for, and ultimately, 64kb is the largest you can make appvars.

Kind of need to know what the error message said so we can help diagnose the problem.

Yep, without the error message(s), it's hard to diagnose whether what happened was expected behavior or not, and what we can suggest to avoid it. By the way, this is totally the wrong topic for this, but it's relevant to you, tifreak: AppVars and ASM programs are still limited to 64KB on the TI-84+CE.