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I have been programming for little over a year, and have progressed in my capabilities. I have also run out of ideas, so if anyone can give me any ideas, I would be happy. To reach me directly, my e-mail address is: twokool4me35@msn.com. I am 14 years old. Thanks... (Right now two of my friends and I are working on a new type of shell that will be like Windows, and it is already half finished)

We are now 3/4 finished with the shell. It is not really a shell, (wish I knew assembly) but it is very cool. I hope to be done by 4/25/04, but this might take a long time to program. So far, the program is about 6500 bytes. I expect it to be about 10000 bytes. It is all in graph mode except where it begins and checks the settings, and after the program has shutdown (where the

SHUTDOWN... : (Pause)
IT IS NOW :
SAFE TO TURN
OFF THE
CALCULATOR.

It will not let you continue until you press 2nd On or just On.
Then it returns to the main screen.

If anyone is interested on posting a program for me to add, I will do so. (I am looking for a text creator program that saves the documents to Pics 1-6)
I will be happy to give you credit for it, but it first has to pass my test)

Any questions or comments, contact me at twokool4me35@msn.com. Thanks for look!

Sorry, a few mistakes were made.

We are now 3/4 finished with the shell. It is not really a shell, (wish I knew assembly) but it is very cool. I hope to be done by 4/25/04, but this might take a long time to program. So far, the program is about 6500 bytes. I expect it to be about 10000 bytes. It is all in graph mode except where it begins and checks the settings, and after the program has shutdown (where the

SHUTDOWN... : (Pause)
IT IS NOW :
SAFE TO TURN
OFF THE
CALCULATOR.

It will not let you continue until you press 2nd On or just On.
Then it returns to the main screen.

If anyone is interested on posting a program for me to add, I will do so. (I am looking for a text creator program that saves the documents to Pics 1-6)
I will be happy to give you credit for it, but it first has to pass my test)

Any questions or comments, contact me at twokool4me35@msn.com. Thanks for look!

I will post the unfinished version on Friday, May 21, 2004 for try out. Thanks again. (remember, there will be much more to the program when finished) I will post it in 82 BASIC PROGRAMS Labeled as LGHTSON.ZIP

Sorry, the program will be a little late.

Program has been abandoned.

The reason I have abbandoned this program is because the program turned out to be too bit to fit on the calculators memory, and because I moved into the 9th grade where I had to return my TI-82.

I have spent over a year working on this; it is a whole new programming language for z80 TI-Calcs, and the compiler program for it. It looks like C++/Java with some interchangable BASIC-like syntax. High-Level OOP code compiles into assembly code (asm programs) for all models from TI-82 to TI-86

You can use this to do ANYTHING that can be done in assembly. Antidisassemblage is not big and easy to learn because only the fundamentals are built into it. Everything else (once finished) will be defined in "include files" (there is a special command to output asm code so you can integerate assembly into the language; most of this will be done in the background so that you don't have to worry about it).

I am looking for people who want to help test it, play with it, and when it is done (which will be soon) help write stuff for it. THIS MIGHT BE SOMETHING REVOLUTIONARY; people can make assembly programs from an easy to use High-Level OOP programming context (this is NOT ASSEMBLY, it compiles into assembly)

The language has these standard features: preprocessor commands, user defined variables of various datatypes, MULTIDIMENSIONAL arrays, functions (aka: subroutines procedures methods) that take and return values (parameters / arguments),
Global vars that can be used anywhere and local vars (temporary vars) that only have the scope of the function they are in, Static (fixed var addresses, more efficient) or dynamic (uses a stack to allow instances = RECURSION) functions, and a nice bunch of control-constructs to control program-flow

If you want to know more, or if you want to help, see my group: Antidisassemblage (the link is below my user-ID in the title bar of this post)

sorry, the link is:

http://groups.yahoo.com/ group/Antidisassemblage

(remove the SPACE before "/group")

You can email me at shkaboinka@yahoo.com
or send an IM to CrazyProgrammer

I am SO close to finishing up my compiler and everything, but before I finish it I am looking for a little help with some assembly stuff.

brief description:
when handling expressions, I'd use register-A or HL for general stuff, and then maybe B or BC during higher-order operations (order of ops), but * / and % ops require more complicated asm routines that use up lots of operators and there are different ways to do them, and I don't know which registers are the best to save info in and what the costs of "destroying" their values could be; I am not an expert at assembly. I am questioning whether I should do that, or not allow expressions but allow single operations that take one value like += *= /= etc, or just not allow * / and % (a combo of asm macros/routines can be made to do it anyways)...either way I need help. I can be more specific and detailed if you want to help.

If you can help me out (or know anyone who can), my info is in the title-bar of this post

ONCE AGAIN it puts HighLevelz80 as the link, though I have told it a million times to change the link Antidisassemablage!

If you want to help with my compiler (see above post), the group page is http://groups.yahoo.com /Antidisassemblage/
(withouth the space after groups.yahoo.com/; I had to put it there because ticalc wont allow words longer than 40 characters)

I'm working on a text viewing program for the 82. See my homepage for more information.

OK, well I've released TxtView for the 82 and 83 now. The next step is to make it into an editor.

I'm makin a new shell... simmilar to Aurora, its in its early dev stages, and its really cheap now... once i figure it out, I'll figure out how to make it compatible with Crash and Ash Programs. well, give me some time on this... its gonna be called Windose 2082 so far, I got some stuff to work on it.. which is great... pleez, just gimme time, cause I am a Sophmore in High School, so I be gettin lotz of Homework... and dont have all that much time to work on it... but a little here, and a little there... then I'll have it done sometime around this summer... :)

I am working on a new operating system named Cabinet OS Version 3.0 an Upgrade (Full Version)
of Cabinet OS ME Upgrade Version 2.2. It will feature a cheat sheet for math class, calander, secureity system (Lot better and secure), and some other new features that I thank need to be put in. If you have any suggestions please e-mail me and 5Kingst@gmx.co.uk

i am trying to make a e2 driver for the ti calc if any one out there has started to make it but has not completed the drivres i need you to send me the unfinished drivers so i can try to create the driver if someone was to for a group effortmaybe we can get the e2 to work thanks for taking the time to read this e-mail

I'm currently working on a password-protection program called SafeVault. My aim is to make it as small as possible but also as secure as possible.
Right now it's about 450 bytes, but it's still in the early stages of development so it will probably be smaller when it is released.