Re: A85: Shoe polish
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Re: A85: Shoe polish
Actually, that would probably make a shell fail miserably - people want to
be able to 1) load the shell then 2) play games, not run programs and other
general such nonsense. Libraries don't really work with TI-85; people are
too lazy to use them.
At 02:11 AM 9/10/97 -0400, Unidentified wrote:
>Salutations,
> This email concerns an idea that I have about a feature possible for a
>shell. When libraries were used in Usgard, each usually had several
>functions. In my opinion, it would be much more economical if all of
>those libraries were to split up into myriads of smaller one-function
>libraries. The format of an assembly program would include all the
>mini-libraries that it needs. Then, there should be a computer program,
>which reads a certain directory for 85s files, and asks the user to
>check the programs that are on his calculator. The program should then
>combine all of the needed mini libraries into one 85s file. I think
>that such approach will definitely save space, and will eliminate all
>the space that was wasted when using the conventional libraries.
>
> I would gladly program a shell that does the above, yet I lack the
>needed programing skills (although I might accumulate enough skills
>later in the year). I also think that there are already too many
>shells, to make another one. However, I am sure that most Australian
>hedgehogs would be very happy if the above feature would be incorporated
>into a version of Usgard.
>
> Signed anonymously by Arseniy Khobotkov
>
>
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