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"Blackjack" is a simple card game involving you, the dealer, and optionally other players (to be included- maybe.) Play is simple, you type in your name, then place a bet. You can save after any hand, up to five different games, including the 'current' game.
Version | Changes |
4.00 | Ported the TI92+ BASIC code to ASM using the TIGCC C compiler. Up 1498B to 13165 bytes, but the slight increase in size is definitely worth the dramatic speed increase. You want to see the difference, go download v3.56, it's in the basic games directory at www.ticalc.org . |
3.56 | Cleaned up the code, added some comments. 11667 bytes |
3.55 | Integrated the writestr() program to make drawing the cards faster. ? bytes |
3.5 | Bells and whistles, made the program a small bit faster with the sysutil() program. ? bytes |
3.0 | Ported version to TI-92+, much faster due to larger memory on calc, better BASIC encoder. ? bytes |
2.0 | Better version, ran slightly faster, re made for TI-85. ? bytes |
1.0 | First version, made for TI-80, included pictures but was crappy. Then again, so's the calculator it was made on. (No link port? What the hell! I hate that thing!) ? bytes |
I'm pretty sure I've gotten rid of any bugs, but if you find any let me know.
Implement the bank ( I've got the feild for it
in the saved game file, I just haven't written the code.)
Port to the 89- when I get around to it.
Possibly allow splitting ( for when you're sdealt
two of a kind, you can split the two cards into two hands).
Possibly implement link play ( multiple players
against one dealer or one plays dealer one plays player).
I welcome any suggestions you have though, feel free to write.
Thanks to the wonderful people who created TIGCC and the IDE for it. Don't know the first thing about ASM, but I know C. If it weren't for TIGCC I'd have to stick with the horrid TI-BASIC for all the programs I want to make. Now I get to use a real language!
This program may be freely distributed and used by anyone possesing a TI-92+ calculator, or any other calculator it'll work on. Do not make any changes to this program without notifying myself and including the source code with the changes made. Do not sell this program, and do not take credit for it in any way, unless of course you've provided something to the program or me (as in bug reports w/ their fixes, suggestions w/ source code, etc.) By receiving this program you are agreeing to the terms stated above. (You use this thing, you follow the rules.)