Re: TI-H: TI-85 tape dive


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Re: TI-H: TI-85 tape dive




On Wed, 29 Apr 1998, Greg Hill wrote 
> > Also is anyone knows how to CREATE files using assmebly (asm string
> > files in particular) PLEASE send me you method I'm desparte to know
> > how.  Whell thank alot for you time.

> You type the asm file in an editor (vi, pico, emacs, notepad, edit, etc)
> and save it as plain text. Then you feed it to a compiler (TASM, Table
> Assembler, should be available as shareware on TICalc somewhere and does
> the Z80 in the TI-85 nicely) and you get an object file. Then you remove
> the .obj extension and run it through the string85 program included in the
> ZShell 4.0 zipfile, and you walk away with a nice .85s file. Transfer that
> to the calc, and see if it crashes. :)

   I know how to compile z80 assembly, the problem I am trying to solve
is, how once the data is read from the tape to put it into the file format
useable by zshell. and not just leave it raw in memory.
Whell once again thanks for you time,
	jim (jofc@pacifier.com)


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