Re: ASM QUESTION

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Subject: Re: ASM QUESTION
From: Matt Maurano <mtm@maurano.com>
Date: Thu, 16 Oct 1997 23:59:05 GMT
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Yes, but its impractical. To program it on the 86, just type in the
binary version of the instruction. However, one error, and your calc
crashes and you lose your program and must start over.

On Thu, 16 Oct 1997 15:19:13 -0400, llamamonkey@webtv.net (Raymond
Elbert) wrote:

>I am new to this TI world but I have a question, and before you read it
>please don't laugh at me if it is really dumb :o). Anyway, I have a
>TI-86 and I know there is a built-in asm. Alittle while ago I typed in a
>asm program (very small, just a sample) using letters and numbers (think
>hex format) and it worked. I opened it using asm( and the program name.
>Is there a way to program a whole game or program in asm on a TI-86
>without the need for a PC?

References:

ASM QUESTION

From: Raymond Elbert <llamamonkey@WEBTV.NET>

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