Re: A92: ti-92 encode

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Subject: Re: A92: ti-92 encode
From: "Bryan Christopher Turner" <bcturner@eos.ncsu.edu>
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 1998 20:20:03 -0500
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In-Reply-To: "Robert Caldwell" <rc_ware@hotmail.com> "A92: ti-92 encode" (Mar 30, 4:23pm)
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>
> is there a doc that is out, or soon to come out about the ti-92
> encoding?
>
> also, i think there's a bug in fargo2...i installed every library there
> is and after running about 5 programs and then go to run the 6th it
> keeps saying "Library not found or undefined" or some crap like
> that...hmmm...unless there's a library i forgot to install, either way i
> think the people who upload fargo2 programs should give a txt file with
> the libraries needed (just to help us).
>

The TI-92 encodes the commands into bytes to reduce storeage.  The bytes are
actually reversed from the direction the program was written in.  There is
(unfortunately) no documentation on the encoding.  You'll have to reverse
engineer anything you want to understand..

What program was bugging out?  Or was it just any 6th program run?  You can
check the names of libraries needed with PCTools 98, or with a hex editor (look
near the end of the Fargo program for readable data).

--Bryan
bcturner@eos.ncsu.edu

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