Re: A Faster Math Shell
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Re: A Faster Math Shell
A simple answer to your question is yes, but don't hold your breath.
The Ti assembly programmers are to busy making the version of asteroids.
What I personally thinks keeps the Ti calculator family viewed as toys
for high school students and not for professionals is this very problem.
Its not just limited to assembly type programs, but in general the
number of games far outweighs the useful work type programs for Ti's
Who cares if the new Ti-92 Plus can do Assembly? Nobody is going to do
anything useful with it! If I want Pong, I'll get a damn gameboy.
Mark P. Wilson
E-mail: im1077@exmail.usma.edu
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> Sent: Wednesday, November 19, 1997 6:45 PM
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> Subject: A Faster Math Shell
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> Is there anyway to create an OS that works on the basic principle of
> ZShell that would somehow approximate the variable manipulation of the
> 92. Maybe it could do fractals, 3-d graphing, or other complicated
> calculus problems quicker than the 85 can do them with a basic
> program.
> It just seems that there has to be some way to improve on the 85
> especially considering the things that can be done with ZShell and
> similiar ASM shells. Is it just a matter of not having people to
> program
> them? Anyway, I would think that some ZShell programs for math would
> be
> extremely helpful and utilitarian. A quick side note, does anyone know
> how the derivatives are plotted on the TI-85, i.e. y1=x^3-3;
> y2=der1(y1,x). Sometimes, this seems to work fine, but other times the
> graph of the derivative seems questionable.
> thanks,
> michael
> http://home.pacbell.net/padrote
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