Re: A82: Hidden programs (I mean HIDDEN!)
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Re: A82: Hidden programs (I mean HIDDEN!)
MOst of the time the TI-OS oly uses a very small part of the stack (like
20 bytes), and TI reserved a lot more than that for the stack, so it
should be possible to make an interrupt table go there. The only problem
with this is that if the system at some point push too much information on
the stack the calc will crash.
DInes
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On Thu, 4 Dec 1997, GeradS711 wrote:
> I can think of a couple things that you could do.
> 1 create an interrupt table to take care of it. . . THis is a royal pain in
> the ass so I don't reccomend it.
> BTW can you store an interrupt routine in the stack, or is that used by the
> system too?
> 2 Type your notes into y= and save em with a stor GBD or whatever, this would
> be the easiest and best way to do it, I think
>
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