Upcoming TI-83 Plus Miscellaneous Programs
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Utilizing USB on new TI-84 Plus SIlver Edition
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HTPC2Good4U
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I was wondering if it would be possible to utilize the new USB port on the TI-84 Plus SE. This would be great for all the modders out there...especially with the possiblility of connecting a 512MB Flash Memory keychain into it :).
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29 January 2005, 20:22 GMT
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TI-83 Internet/ XEON OS
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06jdunn
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I think that I have figured out how to make internet for the TI-83+! It probably wont work with Computer Internet just because they are so different, but all I would need is a good ASM programmer who could program for me because I dont know how to program in ASM, only BASIC. I have made an Instant Messeging program in BASIC, but it has some issues that could be resolved in an ASM version.
Also the people at my studio have started work on the XEON OS wich might even use an additional programming language other than BASIC or ASM. It will also probibly have a built in ISP using XEONs CTP(Calculator Transfer Proticol), ATP (Assembly Transer Proticol)or some other Protical for communications.
More details to come...
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3 March 2005, 20:40 GMT
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Re: Upcoming TI-83 Plus Miscellaneous Programs
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freddy Owen
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hey every one i was just wandering if some one can tell me a site that has all the opcodes that you put in the calc for assembly prog thx
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11 March 2005, 14:06 GMT
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New compiler/language for z80 calcs (TI82 to TI86)
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shkaboinka
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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
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19 March 2005, 20:32 GMT
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Re: Upcoming TI-83 Plus Miscellaneous Programs
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Kyp
(Web Page)
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I am in the process of writing a TI-83+ program for Ion called CalcText. It will be a text editor that will be backwards compatable with *.txt files. (or any other file in text format) After I release version 1.0 I want to add a built in compiler.
If you would like to help me on this project or have any suggestions please e-mail me (kyp4@yahoo.com)
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14 November 1999, 19:50 GMT
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Strings v1.0 Coming
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einstein
(Web Page)
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'Strings' is a cool program that enables you to store infinite messages into one string! Messages limited only by available RAM. Uses only 5 vars.
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5 January 2000, 02:15 GMT
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Re: Upcoming TI-83 Plus Miscellaneous Programs
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cebri
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I am programming a remote 68k for ti-83/83+ program it allows you to take the control of a 68k (ti-89;ti-92(+)) by the link cable but you'll don't view the screen on your calculator
it'll be ready in a few month
Ps :can someone help me to resise the screen of the 68k to the definition of the 83(+)
Sorry if my english isn't very good (I'm french)
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17 February 2000, 14:52 GMT
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