I'm not smart enough to be able to figure out how to get
assembly for the 89 working, but I do have a TI-graph link and a brand new
89. As most people here are concerned, I would like to see some
assembly action on the 89 as soon as possible, and I'd be willing to work
some extra hours helping the good programmers figure this all
out.
There have been quite of few TI's pass down the
"assembly" line and all of them have been hacked into asm
support. Now, I'm sure the 89 is no different. If anything, it
should be EASIER because of its built in "exec" command. I
am fairly knowledgable in z80 and 68k assembly, so I'd be more than happy to
help the good programmers out there with some of the eaiser tasks that need
to be completed. If there's anything I can do, like figure out how to
do the ROM dumping stuff, just ask. I'm sure that there's a lot of
tedious tasks that are pretty straight-forward and if it makes more time
available to the programmers if I chip in my time, then so be
it.
"The greatest pleasure in yo-yoing is
an abstract
pleasure--watching the dramatization of simple
physical
laws, and realizing they will never fail if a trick is
done
correctly. The geometric purity of it! The string
isn't
just a string, it is a tool in the enactment of theorems.
It is
a line, an idea" - Frank Conroy,
Stop Time