Just to add: The ASM module referenced here is probably not needed any more.
When you write assembler it's now assembled into a 'flat string' which is stored in the RAM dedicated to variable storage. It means that you can now save() assembled code and it'll 'just work'.
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Just to add: The ASM module referenced here is probably not needed any more.
When you write assembler it's now assembled into a 'flat string' which is stored in the RAM dedicated to variable storage. It means that you can now
save()
assembled code and it'll 'just work'.