Hehe, beaten to it - Great work! :-) I recently ported one of my emulator projects to Silverlight and was intending on porting the TI-83+ one next - I guess I don't need to bother now!

Luckily that frees you up for other exciting and awesome projects. :)

This means faster progress on BBC Basic? I need to try this when it comes out. I won't bother with the PC version though because it's shareware.

I was waiting for MLC but it has been 4 years since the TI version was worked on and it never went further than a couple of half-working commands and the title screen in that long

The BBC has a BASIC standard out now? ;P
How about putting the time in now to learn C? :D

MLC is failsauce.

Actually I wouldn't say the language itself is failsauce for Casio calcs, because at least Casio programmers now have something almost as easy as BASIC and C but as fast as ASM to make games on their calc, but the project by itself (which was to make a language cross compatible between both TI and Casio), is failsauce, as you said. I even considered trashing the whole subforum at Omnimaga because the TI versions never went anywhere in the 4 years I've watched MLC progress. It may partially be an Omnimaga project, but I pretty much lost all hope for it

To be fair, the 86 version I made was pretty fast, worked well, and ran a bunch of good games, but nothing really happened with it. Too bad the versions for the other TI calculators never got anywhere though...

I have not yet downloaded the program because the calculator is not in the current list.

I guess that this program works even when the user is not connected to the internet; is this correct? Or does this program require an Internet connection?

Would this program be able to handle APPS and/or Operating Systems?

Very impressive work, works with my TI-83 ROM nicely. Not sure about the on key break but still, great stuff :>.

I take it the CPU manufacturers have given up conspiring with Microsoft to make software slower, and moved on to smaller targets.