Re: A83: Re: ti83plus.inc
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Re: A83: Re: ti83plus.inc
I was able to get my program to work (sort of). It displays a strange
character and the "this is small text" message. But that's OK. I now
know how to do it, so I can make more programs.
I'm currently working on a TI-83 disassembler. It would take a "squished"
.83p file and turn it into a source file. It's going along pretty well,
I'm already on opcode B0h. My eventual goal is to convert Bill Nagel's
Nibbles, Pong, and Tetris into 83 plus. Now that I know how to convert 83
to 83 plus, all I need is a disassembler, which is currently in the
making. Would anyone want a copy of this disassembler when I'm done with
it, sort of beta testing, I guess? It's going to be a while, I'm getting
into the hard stuff starting at CBh, DDh, and EDh. They each have 255
opcodes that start with that byte and have another byte in the code. Lots
of boring typing...
Jeremy
On Mon, 21 Feb 2000, James Matthews wrote:
>
> > There is no function or program called AsmPrgm on the 83+.
>
> Have you even looked?!?!
>
> Granted, what you said was all correct...but I'm going on his posting. Ok, I'm gonna prove
> my frigging point. Copy and paste this into your Link graph:
>
> EF4045062F0E2F1601EFE347FDCB1296
> FDCB1286EF7249FE02CAC79DFE01CAD0
> 9DFE03CAD99DFE04CAE29DFE09CAF39D
> 18E21600EFE34705C3EB9D1600EFE347
> 04C3EB9D1600EFE3470CC3EB9D1600EF
> E3470DC3EB9D1601EFE347C3A99DC9
>
> Send it to the calculator, and do the:
>
> Asm(prgmZT4)
>
> Ok, and what do you get?!...ERR:Invalid. Which is what he said he got.
>
> Now, append AsmPrgm (IT IS THERE!) and do the same thing. You'll get a wonderful little
> program that moves a dot around.
>
> Everyone is happy...hopefully.
>
> James.
>
>
>
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