Re: A86: ti-85 emulation

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Subject: Re: A86: ti-85 emulation
From: jdaomteys@juno.com
Date: Thu, 25 Feb 1999 22:27:35 -0500
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Actually, they all use the same compiler (TASM). They used #ifdef's to
determine what calc to compile for. For example, 

#ifdef TI85
#include "ti85.h"
_textShadow = TEXT_MEM
#endif

And then you pass a command to the assembler (-d:var I think).

But yeah, two versions would be the way to go.

--James

>I think that you have to detect that in the compiler (like vertigo 
>did), or
>else make two different versions, one for the 86 and one for the 85.
>
>

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