Re: TI-82 programmer at your service.
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Re: TI-82 programmer at your service.
At 06:40 PM 8/25/97 +0200, you wrote:
>>So your're saying that you did not think before you typed? Note that
>>nowhere in his post did he say he was going to program games, nor did he
>>say he was going to program math-stuff. You assumed he was talking about
>>games. I said MAYBE he was going to do math stuff. I DON'T know, maybe
>>he is going to do both.
>
>Can I program in Z80 assembly for my TI-82?? Kewl. Well, does anybody know
>where I can download a Z80 assembly reference and the tools needed to
>insert my apps into the calculator?
Yep. You can download the ASH <-> OShell-82 Development Kit v1.0 from
<http://shinelight.home.ml.org/>. It contains the backup files for both
shells and everything you could ever need to begin programming games. It
even contains a really FAST SpriteDraw routine that I made myself. A
special set of scrolling routines are also included and even "last minute"
(bug-free) secondary buffer graphics routines. Also, there is plenty of
source that will compile for either shell in a matter of seconds. COMPILE
is the brain of the entire Kit. It not only compiles for either shell, but
it allows you to edit, print, and much more! There is a ton of
documentation that will enable you to learn Z80 ASM in a week. I am
working on something that will allow anyone to learn Z80 ASM in a matter of
days (I learned it in 48 hrs).
Thomas J. Hruska -- thruska@tir.com
Shining Light Productions -- "Meeting the needs of fellow programmers"
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Heights/8504
http://shinelight.home.ml.org
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