Upcoming TI-83 Math Programs
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Re: Upcoming TI-83 Math Programs
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rchern13
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I can program in 83/83+ basic and was wondering if anyone needed help with a program. Just let me know...also, could someone explain the whole asm thing to me please
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4 March 2002, 02:45 GMT
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Re: Upcoming TI-83 Math Programs
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Chivo
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Does anyone have any use for arbitrary-length number functions for assembly-language programs? It's not floating-point, so there's no loss of precision with integer or even fixed-point numbers. The functions allow for numbers up to 3.23x10^616. Thus you could find the factorial of numbers up to 300!
I've written various functions (load, add, sub, multiply, shift, rotate, but not divide) in TI-86 asm, but I could very easily port them to the TI-83(+(SE)) if someone would like to use them. They would be easy to port, in fact, to ANY Z80 platform, as I've used only raw assembly and no calculator-dependant features.
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16 April 2002, 21:29 GMT
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Re: Upcoming TI-83 Math Programs
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Nick Judge
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If you have ELECTRONICS CLASS then read this.
I just started a program that when you enter the resistence or resitors and voltage of any kind of circuit wether it be parralel with 1-4 diff parralel groups or it coud be a series cercuit with 1-5 resitors it will find every thing you need Rt,It,I1-4,Et, E1,2, E3,4. Anyways it might not be that great because i just started prorgaming.
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24 December 2003, 08:14 GMT
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