Re: Assembly programs on the TI83
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No, for several reasons:
1) Zshell programs are STRINGs, 83ASM are PRGM types
2) The headers are different... Can you run a Windows program on Linux?
Both are 80x86 OS's... but the headers are different. If both were raw hex
code, maybe. But they're not.. so you can't.
3) The screen sizes are different, so graphics calls would have to be
re-written.
If you can get the source for a Zshell program, then maybe, with a little
luck, you could compile it with the 83ASM tokens/include file, and run it on
an 83.
At 22:16 9/19/96 -0400, Scott Yellig wrote:
>Well, could i just directly send 85 zshell programs to my TI83 and run
>them with send(9 ? Thats more what i was wondering :)
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>On Thu, 19 Sep 1996, P. Kolbus wrote:
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>> Quite possible, and even supported by TI.
>> Check www.ti.com/calc/docs/83asm.htm for the boring details...
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>> At 20:59 9/19/96 -0400, Scott Yellig wrote:
>> >Ok, the TI85 uses the same processor as the 83, correct? So, I was
>> >wondering the possibility of running zshell/other asm programs under the 83?
>> >How hard would this be to do... if even possible?
>> >
>> >thanks :)
>> >
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| Peter Kolbus +1.810.474.0872 |
| ae607@detroit.freenet.org #include <disclaimer.h> |
+--------------------------------------------------------+
| Due to financial problems, the light at the end of |
| the tunnel has been permanently disconnected. |
| |
| Who is General Failure, and who gave him permission |
| to read drive C? |
| |
| ***Written using 100% recycled electrons*** |
| *** (70% post-consumer) *** |
+--------------------------------------------------------+
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