[A83] Re: Manual assembly [83 83+] (was Scrolling and stuff)

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Subject: [A83] Re: Manual assembly [83 83+] (was Scrolling and stuff)
From: james l <james@kirk.math.twsu.edu>
Date: Wed, 2 May 2001 18:18:59 -0500
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Root/Great Overall Dictator replies:
> Well, it is certainly not impossible to do, considering the first 
> programmers had to do it :-) ...
> However, it is *very* hard to do, so do not expect to get much results 
> from it, unless you have get a lot of practice.
> 

It is useful for testing out small wierd ideas on the calc at school (still
have never gotten jumps to work)

I agree that it is nice to have graph paper, I use two sizes: 1/6 inch and
1/10 inch one for opcodes, addresses and the other to simulate the screen
and/or sprites.

Even TI-basic programmers might like the 1/10 inch graph paper for GUI
design, I know I did.

James Lancaster

Whole large program by hand...<SHUDDER>

References:

[A83] Scrolling and stuff

From: Jeff Ruud <pyroboy_04@yahoo.com>

[A83] Re: Manual assembly [83 83+] (was Scrolling and stuff)

From: Hyperbyte <central@hyperfield.com>

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