Assembly Arrives to the TI-73
Posted by Magnus on 16 March 2005, 21:04 GMT
Michael Vincent has released Mallard,
the first assembly shell for the TI-73. Until now, the 73 was limited to
only BASIC and flash applications. Mallard v0.1 requires
a TI-73 or TI-73 Explorer running OS 1.60. It is installed via a hacked
backup file, similar to the great 85 ZShell. Because TI
Connect does not properly handle 73 backup files, TiLP is required for
installation. Mallard is currently an experimental beta version; it may
still be unstable.
We have also added 73 ASM folders to
our archives.
Update: Mallard v0.2 has been released.
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coinmanz
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THERE IS NOW A YAHOO GROUP FOR MALLARD USERS AND DEVELOPMENT. See link above. This was created by a 3rd party (me) and is is not (yet?) affiliated with Mallard's creator, Michael Vincent.
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19 March 2005, 14:21 GMT
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China_Palace
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I think it is great that TI-73s are able to have assembly programs. I don't have one (I have a TI-83 Plus and TI-86) but I think it is interesting anyway. Wonder when the first programs will be coming out. Perhaps shells will be following the programs shortly.
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3 April 2005, 00:40 GMT
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