Re: TI-86 <REAL> conflicts, pff, BASIC progs

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Subject: Re: TI-86 <REAL> conflicts, pff, BASIC progs
From: John Malluck <malluck@MAIL.ALT.BELLSOUTH.NET>
Date: Sat, 10 Jan 1998 17:50:04 GMT
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> PROGRAM:DV
> :5->A                   14 bytes
>
> PROGRAM:DV
> :5->A
> :DelVar(A               23 bytes
>
>          - so the DelVar(A statement uses 9 bytes. As in most TI-Basic
> statements, the closing bracket's redundant - forget it and save a byte.

To consevre more memory, make one program that deletes the varables used
by the calc. This way, if two programs use varable A, you can link these
programs to your delete var program and only use one delvar statment.
Pretty simple idea huh?
                -Michael

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Re: TI-86 <REAL> conflicts, pff, BASIC progs

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