I have a program (Expr Evol, check the archives for the code) that I am trying to convert to ICE, but I am confused with the commands. Am I not allowed to use any lists, besides the default ones(L₁ thru L₉) and only some of them? Is it that there are no changes allowed to lists? What about Matrices (MatrICEs?)? The commands page included in the compiler is a lot of help, but I find it somewhat unclear. Without the changes, what does det( do (Somewhat unrelated)? Am I not allowed to use strings? What does Safe and Medium mean? Am I still able to do S-(K=A)+(K=B)? Do I need to close all parenthesis now? WHY DO I HAVE SO MANY QUESTIONS?!

ICE is mostly for graphics and speed in general, and not so much for math, although ICE math is still much faster than BASIC. Remember, you aren't as focused on program optimization as you were previously. find some smart way to do it, even if it looks complicated. It'll still be insanely fast.

Yeah. I just need that yummy knowledge for future programs.

Yep, only L1 to L6 are available, you can't make custom lists yourself.

No, lists are static, but that doesn't mind about creating custom lists or not.

Nope, I also didn't said anything about matrices in the Commands file, so you may assume it's not implemented (yet) then.

Can you tell me what's unclear about it? Then I can probably change it.

det(X... executes a special C function, for example det(2,123) sets the global color to color 123.

"Adds a string to the program data. This can be used only in Disp.". Should be clear enough.

If the list is Medium, it might cause small problems later, for example a messed up screen or such.

Yes, why not?

Nope

Good question

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