Re: New T-85 user
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Re: New T-85 user
That's the knack.. if you don't use it for games at all, I seriously ownder
how you manage to fill up your calc with 32k. The only thing I can imagine
in a basic-sourced code that will do some form of symbolic differentation,
but you probably have a better chance fitting that in 28k using Z80 asm
than under three times as much in ti-basic. then again, maybe not, most of
the math stuff is in rom. I am seriously interested though, aside from the
usual handy tool for general math stuff, what programs are on there, not
related to games?
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-R.Zwitserloot@BTInternet.com
george marengo <gmarengo@primenet.com> wrote in article
<33c925c3.11076540@news.primenet.com>...
> On 13 Jul 1997 00:17:33 GMT, "Reinier Zwitserloot"
> <R.Zwitserloot@btinternet.com> wrote:
>
> >Naw, don't get a 86 yet. Doesn't run anything right now. Unless you call
> >TI-Basic noteworthy. yes, it has loads of mem, and yes, I bloody well
want
> >that :-P. But it doesn't run ZShell now, and will never will because
it's
> >impossible, not just techically, but, plain impossible. Not if you had
all
> >the resources in the world would you be able to make the ti-86 eat
zshell
> >progs, unless you begin adding hardware, which pretty much defeats the
> >purpose.
> >(Ie: if you are spending money, might as well BUY an 85.)
>
> Personally, I say BFD to the 86 not being able to run ZShell. I never
> installed ZShell on my 85 because the only programs that I've seen for it
> were games. I have nothing against games, but I'm simply not interested
> in them. I would MUCH rather have the additional memory -- 32K is just
too
> little ram.
>
>
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