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[Adam Collet says:]
One thing to think about is putting the autonomous code in a seperate program, which has its own 26 bytes. To do this, split your programs up, then add ",[second program]" (or something like that) to the stamp directive of the first (autonomous) program. If you need to transfer some of the variables over, keep in mind that when you switch program, the data is not acutally destroyed, only the names are. As an extreme example, if you declared everything in the second program (perhaps using different names) in the same order as the first, you would have all of the same data in all of the same places. The scratch pad also transfers perfectly across programs.
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