MaxCoderz

Yeah, BASIC alone can't turn it off. The specific ROM call for this is: b_call(_RunIndicOff) To turn back on: b_call(_RunIndicOn) Assuming you know how to create ASM programs. I'm unfamiliar with the ASM libraries around so there might be one you can use for this without the need to compile anything.

Cool, thanks for the links

*starts using search function*

Just wondering if there is a Java-like interpreted language available for calculators, or maybe one thats being worked on?

Not that I need one, I just thought that would be a nice idea

Suggests?, we started down the road to philosophical debate. :lol: Yeah, noticed that, these posts have become interesting! Having a little knowledge in C++ programming, I know that there is a function called srand() that when called in the fashion: srand(time(0)); int randomNumber = rand(); Initia...

Thank you all for your suggestions. The original ionRandom routine will do just fine, because I need to randomize to more than 10 numbers, and since it is gonna be called as a subprogram from BASIC using the r register should be random enough. Didn't know you could set the random seed on a calc, ama...

Thank you for your replies. Right now, I don't have any intentions to use ION with my programs, but your routine will be helpful!

Hello, I am fairly new to ASM programming, and am in the process of using ASM subroutines as a part of my existing BASIC programs for the TI-83+. My question is, is there any better way to do the following code without floating point numbers and all these b_calls. I know there is a register R that c...