This looks really neat I can't wait til the completed version comes out.

First Comment (if I don't get first comment disregard this)

It looks like the TI news site took the Ticalc source and flipped a few RGB values and pulled the css stuff cuz they dont get it.

I dont appreate that. I didnt steal anyones code. and if it looks like anything it looks more like slashdot.org. But all the code is mine. And it isnt totaly done. Give me a week and you will see how kick a$$ the site will be

Not to be rude, but the TI-News site does look like a palette-swapped ticalc.org
Also, this isn't where you should be commenting on unrelated topics or advertising, which I've been seeing a lot of. Quoting directly from the posting screen, "Please be constructive and keep comment topics relevant to the article you are replying to." and "Advertisements and spam are not allowed."

Now, to this C program, great idea if it is pulled off well, I'd love to see a good interface for this!

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Wow! This includes the sourcecode! Cool!

I have 3 things to say:
YES!!!
YES!!!!!!
OH GOD YES!!!!!

FINALY, a better programming language!!
Thanks for what i think has GOT to be the best program EVER!!!

This sounds REAL COOL!!! When is someone going to port it to the TI83????

Problems with that:

1. different processors, different assembly. It cant really be ported, someone would have to write an entirely different compiler.
2. have you checked how much memory this takes up??

yes, lets port a high level language made for one processor that probably took awhile to make to a completely different processor rewriting the entire thing from scratch!

There already is a C compiler for Z80 based calcs. I don't remember where it is, its not on ticalc.org, you'll just have to search. I downloaded it a few days ago and wrote some little test programs for my 86, but it also works for the 83. I believe I found it at tifiles, just search for it under google and it will come up as one of the first few links.