Firstly, this WILL BE BAD. I'm not a good programmer and this isn't a good work of art. Plus, I am going to need your help. I am programming this in C# and converting to C via some tools I've seen, but because this is not SPECIALISED C, it won't be wired to all the libraries and might not work when directly converted to the calc (target Ti84+CE NON python as already mentioned {I think}), and they don't have any UI linked eather. Secondly, Ive almost finished on my end! Sure it isnt perfect, but it does encompace all the base functions and a skeletal structure for python.

I am almost completely sure that calling it an python->assembly transpiler is wrong. (at least to my knowledge correct me If I am wrong) A transpiler to assembly is called a compiler (Its just that most compilers also assemble the assembly code).

I'm probably wrong I agree :\

UPDATE: So, after a little while, I completed the tokeniser for the compiler. Right now, I am working on converting these tokens into ASM snippets to (hopefully) form something coherent in assembly.

I would be very happy for a python to ez80 ASM compiler. because python is one of my best programming languages.

How's this project going, Voblit? Do you have any examples of the tokenizer running that you can share with us?

Uh I completely forgot gng life got in the way and yeah I'm still trying I just got other projects to do... you know what I'ma finish it it wont be for the calc anymore ill just take my unconverted C# code and make a command line tool for the PC to convert python to ASM...