Re: CAN TH TI-86 RUN Z-SHELL??
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Re: CAN TH TI-86 RUN Z-SHELL??
This is true for BASIC programs, but ASM is the issue here. I think the
question was whether the ASM programs would be stored in Hex or ASCII, because
they are displayed in the program editor as Hex. I'll bet they're stored in
ASCII format.
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Subject: Re: CAN TH TI-86 RUN Z-SHELL??
> Aren't they supposed to be tokenized, as it happens with ti85 progs when
> they are executed for the first time after editing - typing in
> hex, saving in ASCII?
> ~bili
Not what I hear on the 83. The 82/83 don't need to tokenize their programs.
Basic programs are tokenized during entry (this wouldn't work for asm). I
don't know for the 86.