This is sweet! However, being that I haven't quite finished learning 68k ASM yet (I'm in a class in college for it right now) I probably won't try this for another 6 mos or so...but still, I would like to thank all those involved for investing their time in such a great (and free!) resource!

Your college offers a class in 68k ASM?! Where do you go?

Chandler-Gilbert Community College...the only downside to the class is it isn't calculator specific, so I don't learn any of the rom calls or anything like that...I've been trying to find them on here, but I have no idea where to look...

http://education.ti.com /us/resources/developer /8992/getstart/getstart.html

(remove the spaces)

I know this is off-topic...

Does anyone know how to set more than 4 places to op1 in z80???

Sort of like the bcall(_setxxxxop1) call but to more places.

OH! TI's website! Hoodafthunk?! ;) I can't believe I didn't look there!!

I'd say the documentation at http://tigcc.ticalc.org/doc/ is more useful, but I'm biased. :-)

TI C is so easy! I'm learning it!

Yeah, that's why I like it. :P It does get a little more complicated when you start working with stuff like grayscale, low-level keyboard reading, etc., but I'm sure it would be a lot worse in asm. :\

yea it's great!!!

I want only one thing....
will be it compatible with the HP 49g+ ? :)

please don't kill me! :(

I like a lot me TI-89 but I like me Hp49g+ too.
it last just begin with HPGCC but TIGCC has much more work and time working.

sorry to for don't can write good English..maybe one day can write right ..and do these two calc compatibles, for use the same C code or with lite changes only.

These calculators have completely different hardware, so they have completely different GCC ports and runtime libraries targeting them. Your best bet is to help out the HP-GCC developers, they just started their project and they are making great progress.

GET HIM AND REDIRECT HIM TO HPCALC WHERE HE BELONGS! jk. I just couldn't help it. :^)

*kills you*
:P~~~~~~~ (gaping bloody wound)

j/k

But aren't you against smilies?

Yes, but does he look happy to you?

You are very disturbed.

=P

Can someone walk me through installing the linux version? I'm new to Linux so it baffles me.

* Download the binary tarball.
* Download the setup wizard from http://tigcc.ticalc.org/linux/Install.sh (it's still in the queue for the main ticalc.org archives) into the same directory.
* cd to that directory.
* Make the script executable: chmod 755 Install.sh
* Run it: ./Install.sh
* Follow the instructions on the screen.

Alternatively, there is an RPM package at http://tigcc.ticalc.org/linux/ (this one is in the upload queue as well) which can be installed just like any other RPM.

>> * Make the script executable: chmod 755 Install.sh <<

OK, this is a little off topic, but why is is 'chmod 755'? Doesn't 'chmod +x' work? I think that '+x' is far more readable than '755'. ('+x' means "adding eXecutable permitions")

MWM

Well, they both add execute permissions, yes.

But chmod 755 makes you look smarter. :-)

Or you can type

`echo puzbq 200 vafgnyy.fu|tr a-z0-9 n-za-m5-90-4`

to look REALLY smart. :)

LOL
This one seems harmless, but I really, really don't recommend running every `echo ...|tr ...` type command you find on the net, some of them do eeeeevil things.

Really? To me, chmod 755 makes more sense than chmod +x. I always used the numbers.