Re: A83: Re: ti83plus.inc
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Re: A83: Re: ti83plus.inc
> In a message dated 2/21/00 10:43:31 AM Central Standard Time,
> jedrake@linknet.kitsap.lib.wa.us writes:
>
> > 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
>
> Jimmy Conner has already made a Dissassembler that can do a prog
> from any z80 calc. And Dan Englender has already made on that works
> On-Calc in his program called Calcsys. I think your efforts to make
> such a program would be wasted. Btw, why start on such a large
> project if you just learned how to send a Hello World type prog to
> your calc? I think you need more experience in coding first, and you
> should start out learning by making smaller programs. cya...
>
> Jason_K
>
Btw, I like the examples that Russel Walter used. Instead of Hello
World!, he made the computer say I Love You. It's a little bit more
funny.
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