Re: A83: Hex edit

Re: A83: Hex edit

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• Subject: Re: A83: Hex edit
• From: Dsc984@aol.com
• Date: Thu, 4 Mar 1999 14:49:00 EST
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> >I saw on the news page for ti-files that there is an oncalc hex editor to
>  edit
>  >the memory.  Is it possible to write a program with something like this?  
> If
>  >so, how would I go about doing it?
>  >I was just wondering, because I thought that maybe programs written in hex
>  >would be faster than basic, and it can be written on the calc now.
>  >-David
>  
>  Programs written in hex can be written on the calc without that program
>  aswell. I reckon the hex editor is there so you can investigate the memory
>  and perhaps change one byte or bit somewhere, but one has always been able 
> to
>  write programs on-calc in the send9 format.
>  
>  Linus
>  
Maybe someone should make a key that says "This hex code = this ASM command".
That way someone could program ASM games for the calculator at school.  Just a
though.
-David

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• From: Linus Akesson <lairfight@softhome.net>

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