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I am creating a bunch of macros/functions that will allow certain sections of code to have a 'BASIC' feel to them.This will be useful for beginer assmebly programmers that are writting a program and then get stuck and quit working on whatever they were doing cause they can't figure out how to put something in asm. The only downside is that some commands require a run-time library on your ti 83+, however the library will only be about 500 bytes on the calculator nothing to worry about. I even have easy to use archive() and unarchive() commands

If you are interested in helping people learn ASM or be able to program in a better language than TI-BASIC, maybe you have experience that the highlevelz80 group could use.

I figured I would give you a short description of what we are doing. We are trying to make an object oriented basic/c++ like language that will compile into ASM code. Currently we are solving some problems working with memory, vars, ect. From the sound of your post, I think you could help us out some. The address of the group page is above.

I actually encourage all who are interested to take a look.

If we can gather all the needed experience into one great big project, we can make an awsome compiler.

Oh, and by the way, when I refer to we, I am refering to myself and the other 39 members currently in the group, so this isn't a brand new project. I am also not the leader of this group either, I just help out a lot whenever I know how to solve one of the problems.

I am one of the members of hlz80
"calcfreak2003"

Update to BZ80, runtime library has to go. since unarchiving it during program execution might cause problems if it gets unarchived while not having enough ram, thus all extra code that demmed nessisary is included automatically. Datatypes have been implemented, but now I have to rewrite NEARLY ALL of my header files to work with datatypes. However it seems this is the best way to avoid having a ridiculous number of commands here is a list of things that are currently supported

one-byte vars
two-byte vars
utilization of saferam for variables (must be declared by developer, however)
labels
call/return subroutine structure
conditonal goto,call and return commands
"for", "while" and "loop" program flow commands
clearing home and draw screen
writing text to both home and draw screen
big text on graph screen
inversed text
interger arithmetic - increase, decrease, add, subtract, multiplication, division, modulo, squareroot
bitwise manipulation - and, or, xor
automatic stack stabilization upon quiting

Whew... *cough* I'm parched, I need a glass of water *cough*

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**continued**
Almost forgot, I have getkey that alows up-left,up-right,down-left and dow-right. Good for a cursor/mouse.
easy to use sprite commands
as well as line and pxl stuffs

*goes to kitchen to get some water*

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Why doesnt anyone care about this?

I don't think that people don't care, but that they don't ever come to this board. It seems to me that Games gets all the attention. Maybe posting to the Games boards might get some attention.

I wanted to say I think it is a great idea. I too am working on a kind of c compiler for the TI-83 plus (sorta). I can't say I will finish it, or it will be fully funtional, but I hope it will work. I would really like to see this go somewhere, as would much rather use a c++ type language than asm.
Anyway, I am glad to se someone is working on it, and good luck.

Thanks for the encouragement. And BTW I did post this in the games section(at least I think I did) and I haven't gotten any replies. Oh and my lang is not C/C++,C-based/derived or naything like C. It's made to be BASIC-like in syntax, faster, and far less dependant on snail-paced system routines(I'm mainly reffering to the floating-point rom-calls).

i have stopped the On break in basic programs i am just touching it up and then will release it

How? the only way i know of is to run the garbage collect over and over again, but even that's possible to get out of.

You can eliminate the "on" key hook that causes the break through ASM by running an ASM program as the first line of the code in BASIC. I think though, this could be dangerous because that would mean that BASIC programs would be able to crash the calculator as well as ASM programs. If you really want to use such a program, make sure that your BASIC programs are completly free of the possibility of endless loops before adding a break disabling progam to it.

Not bad. I thought that you meant you stopped the on brake WITH basic programs. And I'm pretty sure that's impossible.

it also screws with mirageOS

when are you going to releas your program and if you have where can i find it