Re: A86: sqrts and the VAT, and RE: Labels in .db
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Re: A86: sqrts and the VAT, and RE: Labels in .db
What you could do is store your extra code in a string, then when it's
needed copy it to somewhere on ram page 1. This memory should be free
if the calc is on the home screen... i.e. copy it to like $9000 and
then do a call $9000. You'll need to make sure page 1 is actually there
though...
Also I think the shell developers list is pretty much dead.
Diego Pontoriero wrote:
>
> first a question i've been dying to ask: is there any way to run assembly
> programs or search the vat from a sqrt(key) or user-interrupt (IM 1)? I'm
> working on a shell that uses both ti-functions to draw a little taskbar at
> the bottom of the screen and check for keypresses f1-f5, but only at the
> homescreen. If it is possible, how do I do it? The actual VAT-search
> routine would never fit in a 200-byte spot along with all the homescreen
> stuff, so it's an external program. Any help, thoughts, ideas, or comments
> are welcome :P I would ask the shell-developers list but i don't think that
> they'd necessarily be _AS_ familiar with sqrts and interrupts as those on
> this list.
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