Doors OS v0.8 Beta released
Posted on 20 October 1998, 06:10 GMT
The Doors Team has released Doors OS v0.8 Beta for the TI-89 and TI-92 Plus. This version features a common file format that was agreed upon with Rusty Wagner, Anti Crash protection, two libraries: userlib and graphlib, a few sample programs, and some more documentation files.
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Re: Doors OS v0.8 Beta released
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gege
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the ti-89 i've had bought don't make coorectly
please answer me ! thanks !
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22 October 1998, 18:19 GMT
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Re: Doors OS v0.8 Beta released
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James Split
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I can't find the userlib library anywhere. The programs tell me that I need it but I didn't get it in the file I downloaded, does anyone else have this problem?
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22 October 1998, 19:31 GMT
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Re: Doors OS v0.8 Beta released
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Phil
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What anti-crash protection? I have had Tetris and Mario cause address errors. Has anyone else had this problem?
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22 October 1998, 22:44 GMT
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86...?
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Scott
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as of now i hav an 86, but i was thinking of getting an 89... for those who have one, how do you like it, and how does it compare? is it worth the 150 for one?
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23 October 1998, 22:42 GMT
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Re: Doors OS v0.8 Beta released
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Anonymous
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I like the idea of a crash-proof OS for any calculator, especially the 89. I hate it when my calc crashes and I have to pull out the batteries and start from scratch. Hey...where'd the title for the OS come from? Does it have anything to do with Jim Morrison?
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24 October 1998, 01:16 GMT
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a68k problem
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Ed Behn
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I am a very experienced programmer (basic, C, VB, and a little Java). I have never programmer in assembly before. I downloaded Doorses, which included the a68k software. When I try to assemble the hello.asm file the assembler tells me that the libraries contain 'Undefined Symbols'.
a86k.exe, hello.asm and all the libraries are in one directory. I give the command line
a86k hello.asm
Does anyone know what could be wrong??? :-(
-Ed Behn
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27 October 1998, 22:06 GMT
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