Re: A83: ideas and stuff

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Subject: Re: A83: ideas and stuff
From: Bryan Rabeler <brabeler@isd.ingham.k12.mi.us>
Date: Sun, 07 Jun 1998 19:24:45 -0400
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Jimmy wrote:

> What do you mean by this?   Do you mean a compiler on the calc?
>
> >[[--  Upcoming program  --]]
> >I think there should be a normal, no feature, on-board >assembler for
> >those who want to program in school.  It should have >the normal
> >mnemonic
> >code, but no other features.  Just something simple at >first, and
> later
> >upgrade it--MEANING it should be left very >upgradeable.  This program
> >shouldn't take up much space, and if it does, that's >what the
> >e1/e2/e...
> >is for.
>
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Yes - I think that's what he means.  Not very many people bring their
laptops to school.

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