Is there going to be an update of VTI for the 84? That way I can port all of my games to the 84.

Doubtless. The next most popular version will be v3.5 beta 5 with 84+(se), 89Ti, & Flash support. And maybe (if we're lucky) a Mac OS X port.

Would be nice. See my web page for instructions on how to run the current version of VTI on Linux/OS X/ Other UNIXs

At the moment, it looks very much like you won't need to change anything unless
(a) your program does such low-level stuff that you're not compatible with the 83+ SE anyway
(b) or you want to add clock or USB support (which you will probably want to do by means of OS routines, so hopefully you won't need an emulator.)

TI should eventually release a new version of flashsim with 84 support. Third-party emulators can't well be updated until we actually know how all the new stuff works.

I just want to be able to add the clock functions and rename my existing programs. Besides, I'm talking about BASIC!

So do I.

I think that's what they're trying to avoid--People porting all their BASIC programs to the TI-84+.

I'm pretty sure VTI is dead...

Actually, it's not. Someone else is working on it. He's calling it VTI Pro. Check out the web page link.

-TrumpetMan

Last update on that page was a year ago!

Doesn't mean people don't still use the emulator.

I didn't say they don't use VTI. Hell I use VTI. I'm saying that that particular project seems to be dead.

_Everybody_ uses VTI. But it's still dead (as a project).

Well, would anyone else like to start up a new project? Anyone?

Except MacOS users that can't buy VPC.

I hope he makes it so that you can send FLASH Apps to it w/o a real calculator.

Yeah! That would be awsome!

Since when?

Since a long time. The last time VTI has been updated was... well, a really long time ago. Of course, there's VTI 3.0, but that's actually quite different.

So I missed the veiwing? j/k

PANIC!!!

couldn't u just use the old link instead of the usb on???