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Re: Upcoming TI-89 Miscellaneous Programs
Manoël TRAPIER  Account Info
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I am curently working on an Anti Crash for the TI-89
He's name is Ti-Guard, and i think finish the beta version in the middle on january 2000.

You will find first version only on TI-FR ( http://www.tifr.org )

Godzil

     6 January 2000, 21:29 GMT

Re: Upcoming TI-89 Miscellaneous Programs
EntLord  Account Info

I have been working for a while on a Win32 TI-89 (and I suppose 92(+) as well...) ASM IDE (Integrated Developement Environement), and things are gennerally going very well. I do have a few questions that I would appreciate some assistance on.

1. Is there another assembler besides A68K? (The output of this assembler is written directly to the screen and not to standard output (hard to use from another program))

I have tried messing around a bit with as, gnu's assembler which has cross-assembler support for every processor imaginable (including M68K) has anyone used this successfully and what linker would I need (is there one)?

2. Where exactly can I find some documentation on the TI-89(/92(+)) var-link protocal? (I'd like to be able to send it to the calc easily & automatically from the IDE) If there is another program I might be able to use & include please direct me to the author so I may work out an agreement.

3. I'd also like to know what features everyone out there would like to see. No matter how far fetched or hard-to-do they may seem. If you don't feel like posting them here please e-mail me.

Hopefully this program will be finnished soon and have plenty of cool features, and, like all Yellofish software to date, it will be entirely free!

     26 March 2000, 20:17 GMT

Additional information
EntLord  Account Info

I forgot to add a couple of points:

1. It needs a name! I don't have one, and don't have much time to worry about it, so if anyone comes up with a good one let me know, you'll get full credit of course.

2. If anyone would like to help out with the coding or any other aspect let me know, I'd be glad to have the help! Full credit to everyone who helps at all.

I am using Microsoft Visual C++ V6.

     26 March 2000, 21:28 GMT

Re: Re: Upcoming TI-89 Miscellaneous Programs
generationxyu

sorry to burst your bubble, but this has already been done, and been done better.

TIGCC, the TI-89/92+/V200 C compiler also contains ASM support. the windows version also has a very complete IDE. you can find it at http://tigcc.ticalc.org .

     3 September 2002, 00:20 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Upcoming TI-89 Miscellaneous Programs
ti_is_good_++  Account Info
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So tell him what's wrong with TIGCC and he'll try to fix it.

     20 November 2003, 18:45 GMT


TI Link Protocol
ti_is_good_++  Account Info
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See Link.

     21 July 2004, 06:13 GMT

LOOK! LOOK! @ THIS COOL NEW OS
dwos

Hey everyone,
I've been working on this awesome os which is made in my own programming language and compiled with a special compiler, though it does show up as a basic program if you try to edit it you immediatly get a system error. Anyways...
Features:
-power on/off
-shutdown to math/graph/etc.
-run/view any file on the calc
-search for any file on the calc and return y/n and type and size
-it has an options to go on to the dwos(mine),tios,msdos(MY STUPID DISK OPERATING SYSTEM,HA!)
-it recognizes all programs,asm,files, etc and sorts them into games,utils., math, science, os ,etc.
-it has a desktop option identical to windows with icons, start menu, time, etc
-has a mouse(under options:KEYBOARD OR MOUSE)
-has about info
-can connect to the TI-Internet(COOL!)from calc
-can network many calcs with a hub
-change the contrast
-use addons such as speakers, mic, mem expander,etc
-multiple backgrounds
-create-a-background
-login history
-login feature,with pass.
-see users, shared calcs, etc.
-play multiplayer games over network
-has multitasking(upto 3 prgms/asm)
-anti-crash
-anti-freeze
-doesnt run prgm if has virus, bugs, etc.
-file encryption/decryption
-special program devloper edition available with compiler(ASM,BASIC,C++),info,etc.
-history optional
-edit programs for optimization(speed wise)
-TI-89,92+
-Will be out next month
Any comments, ideas, etc to
some_freak_guy@mailcity.com
GUESS WHAT?
PROGRAM AVAILABLE MID-APRIL!
HOORAY!

     30 March 2000, 03:02 GMT

MORE FEATURES...
dwos

DWOS, Version 5.0.2000
cOOL-
oPtiOnAL LibrARIeS PrOVIDING MoRE fEaTUREs
General-
A useful OS that is a mix of assembly language, basic language, C++, AS LIbraries, and my own language.
Features
-Detects programs in any folder
-has a custom program pulldown menu
-has a cursor
-has icons
-has shutdown feature
-has power off feature
-has keyboard program management
-you can search for any file on the calculator
-you can see file size,available memory
-can see how much percent of the archive needs to be defragmented
-has warnings whenever memory, baterry, etc is in bad condition
-has a run comand(any file)
-has a view command
-you can (un)lock,(un)archive,(un)delete,or rename files
-recycle bin
-backgrounds
-contrast adjustor
-file patching for optimization
-commpession utilities
-login
-passwords
-history
-calculator networking
-ti-internet
-ability to use drivers
-ability to attach peripheral devices
-ability to see time
-about screen to contact me
-an edited version of MS-DOS
-optional windows VS full screen
-Anti-Crash System
-Eliminates address errors, illegal instruction, etc.
-file encyption,decryption
-if there is a missing library or an error a certain program will execute and tell you where the error is
-fun stuff(status line writer, pictures, etc)
-switch users
-certain user privelidges
-settings(boot program, favorites, etc)
-tip of day(for dummies:))
-assembly shell compatible
-multiple programz can be open and closed at once EX:F1-Jezzball,F2-Tetris
-hotkeys
-anti-virus
-virus detection
-virus removal
-on calculator ASM and C compiler
-and much more...
Comments
THE PROGRAM IS READY TO RELEASE MY ONLY PROBLEM IS THAT IT IS TOO BIG FOR TI-OS TO EXECUTE IF SOMEONE WOULD HELP ME BREAK THIS PROGRAM UP INTO SUBPROGRAMS I WILL INCLUDE THEM AS TOP SUBPROGRAMER IN THE INFORMATION IN THE PROGRAM AND DOCUMENTATION. ALSO! I NEED TO KNOW HOW TO MAKE BASIC PROGRAMS THAT WHEN TRIED TO BE EDITED AROUSE AN 'INTERNAL ERROR' MESSAGE! ALSO, HOW DO YOU DEFINE YOUR OWN ERROR MESSAGES IN ASM
ANY HELP IS APPRECIATED THANKS!!!!



AVAILABLE AT TI-CALC.ORG OR TI-FILES.ORG BEGINNING OF JUNE1!!!!!!!!!!!

     13 April 2000, 02:35 GMT

Re: MORE FEATURES...
AoRep1280

To arouse an internal error on a program edit would be impossible. No matter how hard you try there will be a way to access your code. Email me if you want to know how to keep your code from being used by others another way.

     22 April 2000, 20:13 GMT


Re: Re: MORE FEATURES...
ti_is_good_++
(Web Page)

You could just use an illegal folder or file extension/data type, or call a program, based on a key hook triggered by the sequence that opens the Open dialog box, as prog.ram() instead of program() or some other illegal characters. Basically, it would involve modifying the event handlers for opening a program.

<obvious>
In the case of viewing the source of this program, all it would take is to disassemble the hex and view it as ASM, however.
</obvious>

     29 September 2003, 23:56 GMT

Re: MORE FEATURES...
wodan2

I have a question. I couldn't find this prgrm on ticalc.org. Where is it at??? I would really like it

     1 December 2000, 05:36 GMT

Re: MORE FEATURES...
stevenk

Ok great, but where do you get the program???
Where can I download it?!?

     27 June 2001, 21:21 GMT


Re: Re: MORE FEATURES...
joe kooky  Account Info
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SHOW ME THE PROGRAM!! SHOW ME THE PROGRAM!! SHOW ME THE PROGRAM!!

where is the program? you can e mail it to me if you want....

     7 August 2001, 15:14 GMT

Re: MORE FEATURES...
Andy Xie  Account Info

i know what compiler you use that prevents people not to use your source. THe program you is probably called

Secure V1.2

Theres also a crack for this program so people dont need to enter a password.

HEHE

     22 March 2002, 21:31 GMT

Re: MORE FEATURES...
Jo Delvar  Account Info
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i could brake up the prog 4 u, or u could use KerNo or DoorsOs to solve the problem, IF u could e-mail me the prog

jjoonathan@netscape.net

     21 February 2003, 06:21 GMT


Re: MORE FEATURES...
eric canton  Account Info

First of all, I could help you break up the program into peices. Second, if you like you could add my clock that my team, pi_delta_pi, is making on a later version. Third, to define your own errors, you could do valididity (is that a word?) tests, at least it works in C, or you could, if you want the user to press a certain key, use the code (in C):
-------------- --------------------- ------------------

#define DLG_WIDTH 120
#define DLG_HEIGHT 60

int key = 0;
....
while ((key = ngetchx()) != KEY_ENTER) {
HANDLE dlg = DialogNewSimple (DLG_WIDTH, DLG_HEIGHT);

DialogAddTitle (dlg, "ERROR", BT_OK, BT_NONE);
DialogAddText (dlg, 5, 15, "YOU DIDN'T PRESS ENTER!!");
DialogAddText (dlg, 5, 25, "PRESS ENTER!!");

---------------- ---------------------- ---------------
If, say, you wanted the user to press ENTER.
If this confused you, you could try the long route to understanding by taking TIGCC C Programming lessons on Technoplaza.com, or contact us, and we can either build an error detection program, or explain this code to u in good old English lanuage, remember "English"?, and get on with our lives.
You can contact us at: cantodj@key-net.net, but please include a brief description of what the topic is, because my e-mail is a spam magnet. If you know of a spam bloker that is FREE, please e-mail the address to me, or, prefrerably, post on this page so I can find it.

     6 April 2003, 05:20 GMT


ANSWERS WANTED!
eric canton  Account Info

The main question I have is WHAT IS YOUR OWN LANGUAGE!?! Can we here at pi_delta_pi get some ideas?
We'd love to use it, if its efficient, plus I'd make you a part of the team if you let us use your language, if you like. How do you make your own language??? We here are using BASIC and C, but we'd love to make our own. PLEASE ANSWER OUR QUESTIONS!!!!!!!!!!!! If you help us do this, I'll be in your eternal debt. Also: Where can I get ahold of this OS.
P.S.: Everyone who reads this, please goto page 3 for info on our own OS!!!!!

     6 April 2003, 04:42 GMT


Re: ANSWERS WANTED!
eric canton  Account Info

pi_delta_pi is thinking of making another OS which will have:
-a mouse cursor
-a desktop
-a "Start" menu just like Microsoft's
-an area called "My Calculator" (ha ha)that will be almost identical to "My Computer" that Windows users are familiar with
-a trash bin
-power on/off
-calculator (will be much better than Microsoft's)
-run/edit any program on the calc (even the TIOS)
-graph equations
-draw fuctions
-draw in grayscale
-text editor implementing all of the fonts on the TIOS (small, large, huge)
-a few of my own fonts
-"note to self" section that uses a popup dialog box to remind you of something (project for school, homework, bookreport, other things...)that will come up upon startup and shutdown
-DOS editor thingy(like the MS-DOS on Windows)
-a few surprises...

The surprises wont even be described in the Readme and also wont just be shown to you whenever you use the OS, you'll just have to go into the DOS editor (will be called BAW(black and white)) and try to find them. BAW will be a place where you can "hack" into the source code and run commands defined by the program(dont really see why they call it hacking). I think this will be a very fun place. The commands will be in a language that only I will know, a language that will be made by the OS. Note: This language will only be applicatable in the OS, for its functions will be defined by the OS. Heck, I might just make a whole OS that is BAW, that would be FUN!

I am gonna need TONS of help on this, sure, theres a few people in pi_delta_pi, but I would like many people to join for this.


eric canton
pi_delta_pi

     18 June 2003, 18:38 GMT

Re: Upcoming TI-89 Miscellaneous Programs
ChrisLeiter  Account Info

I am finished developing a program that Encrypts and Decrypts a Picture, with 100% fool proof PassCode Protection. I don't think that anyone can crack this Process, but if you would like a try, email me at my yahoo.com address(see profile). If you would like to try, you need to also write a little note about how you went about doing it. If you can crack this, I will bow down to you like a God, because, I can not even crack it and I wrote the thing! You use a passcode(not word...yet) and choose the encryption type, there are 4 types. I'm going to send whomever emails me, a picture in 89 format

     24 April 2000, 17:41 GMT


Re: Re: Upcoming TI-89 Miscellaneous Programs
ChrisLeiter  Account Info

Forgot: NOt going to release the prog till some one cracks it!

     25 April 2000, 00:37 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Upcoming TI-89 Miscellaneous Programs
ChrisLeiter  Account Info

Well, I guess no one is interested in Encryption on the TI-89! Updates include a great GUI interface, Mirror imaging, passWORD protection, and Xtreme! encryption. No one has email me for a pic maybe you want the Prog?... Email to chrisleiter@usa.net instead of whatever is in my profile.

     9 July 2000, 02:20 GMT


Ok, One More Thing
ChrisLeiter  Account Info
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Ok..Obviously, no one wants to protect their files from the CIA. Oh well...But hey...

I finally have my website psuedo-up and running. My Graph Link is F-d up so ML_89 won't be on for a while uthe others should work with in the next few days...Try back on the 11th if anyone really cares. AAShell, CryptGui(the above mention program) and ML_89 are just the first ones
(ML_89 is a list explorer. It kind is supposed to eventually end up as a type of on Calc HTML. Very early Alpha Stage. Shortsuts are:

Diamond+up=big up
Diamond+down=big down

2nd+home=end of file
home=beginning of file

clear=teacher key
Email if you think his could be cool or if you can code into ASM for me cause I'm too lazy to learn that right now... Send Info on ASM Proggramming too...)

Other things to come:
Grade Programs, Puzzle!(For windows too!) and other useful useless programs!

     10 July 2000, 20:32 GMT


CryptGUI Version 1.5.9
ChrisLeiter  Account Info
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This Version Of CryptGUI has been Posted on the TICALC.org Website as well as my own. THe only Difference is, My site will have all of the updates that I make and versions with any suggested updates. PLease Send Program Ideas to me, I'm Bored with my own... I need to stop working on AAServer...(Until I learn TiGCC) Oh well, Thanx to the few people that have downloaded CryptGUI on Friday the 21st... Check out the website and email me if you think I'm wasting my time and effort and should find a new field of research.... Thanks TICalc.org

     21 July 2000, 22:55 GMT

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