Re: A86: more on writing/running an asm prog.

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Subject: Re: A86: more on writing/running an asm prog.
From: Andy Johnson <prjohnson@utahlinx.com>
Date: Wed, 09 Sep 1998 23:47:36 -0600
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At 10:39 PM 9/9/98 -0400, you wrote:
>
>Possible, yes. That's why TI added the AsmComp( and AsmProg features to
>the calc. However, it's not practical. It'd take forever and you'd be
>typing in hex numbers not code. Even if you did enter code, if you
>screwed up and crashed your calc, there is a good chance you'd not only
>lose the program, but the source as well, unless you constatnly backed
>it up on your PC, which you can't do, due to lack of wire.

Of course if HAL-IC ever gets done, it will be practical to program on the
calculator.  (Assuming you have access to a link somewhere to get it there
in the first place.)
--
Andy Johnson <prjohnson@utahlinx.com>

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A86: more on writing/running an asm prog.

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Re: A86: more on writing/running an asm prog.

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