MaxCoderz

Hey Ben, glad to see that you're still around as well! Now I'm curious on who else still lurks around these forums. :D While I no longer program my calculator, I started coding in my free time again after a long hiatus where I only programmed for work. These days, I've been mostly interested in web ...

I rediscovered some of the old forums I used to visit when I programmed my calculator! Good memories.

tr1p1ea wrote:Heya cjgone! How have you been?

Been pretty good, last year of high school than off to college. Enjoying my last few months of relative ease before I start having to pull out the big guns, heh.

what have you been up to?

Yeah, this forum is dead. I still use united-ti on the occasion but it looks like the calculator community is done. :( I remember when I first joined, there were so many projects in the works and a lot of people helped me learn z80 assembly. :D Good memories, won't forget them (here and on united-ti ...

Looks pretty cool. Keep up the good work.

That would be interesting if there was a pattern, but I think it has to do with what's on the databus.

Man, object-oriented languages scare me. :'( I never knew clicking a button to change afake light could be so freakin' difficult. Can ya quickly summzarize the code? I would have expected: Create a new class for the traffic light. Draw it using some draw function. If some button is clicked to make ...

Thanks for the explanation, noting that the documentation itself is pretty vague imo.

Logical pixels some type of way of simplifying parts of pixels or something?

Where does 101 display compared to 103?

What does 128, 4, and 100 supposed to mean in that code block thing?

Erm, 8 x 8 sprite.

Can you write an example program that draws a sprite from a matrix?

OMFG uber h4xness!

How would I go about drawing a 8x8 picture? And how do I make a pointer? or even an array of pointers? Anyway to define an 8bit variable to make calculations faster?

Okay, thanks.

Wait, since it's interpretted, and I think interpretation is slower then compiling, is their a way to turn it into a binary file for faster execution?

How fast is BBC basic compared to let's say assembler?

It works on my calc but I don't get the syntax to much. 10 INPUT "How old r u?",A 20 IF A > 50 THEN 30 PRINT "u r old" 40 END What's wrong with this code? It prints the text regardless of what A is equal to. Wait is BBC basic interpretted or compiled? and are structures implemented?