MaxCoderz

I've had some problems. When I check the "Log me on automatically each visit" checkbox, I still have to log in every time (I have cookies enabled, and this is the only forum this happens on). And, when I log on, it sometimes says I'm logged in as you, benryves (but once I click any link on...

King Harold: k, i voted now (2 to 3 years) heh, each one of us so far as programmed in z80 assembly for a different amount of time...and the later our post, the longer the time we've been programming z80 assembly (I posted first and have been programming in z80 assembly for the least amount of time,...

Just wondering.

That looks really cool.

>.> I hope you get this fixed. It seems like an odd error though. Maybe you have code initializing the save data at the beginning of your program or something like that (which would overwrite any previously saved data)...? I don't program in TI-83+ TI-BASIC much though, so I might not really know wh...

OK, thanks for the help!

1st place?!? Great work!

And cool screenshots, btw.

Cool.

I played a previous version of this game at my friend's house a few years ago and thought it was decent. I was pretty bad at it, though, and normally ended up driving into the water or somehow getting "busted" or "wasted."

I have some assembly-related questions: 1. Does disabling interrupts allow both regular assembly programs and Flash Applications to run faster? 2. There is something known as "fast mode" for the TI-83+ SE/TI-84+/TI-84+ SE that allows these calculators to run at 15MHz instead of 6MHz (I thi...

I agree with kalan_vod (and tifreak8x).

This will be completely awesome when it is finished.

Congradulations to all of you (including myself ), especially Chipmaster, Nitacku, and Hypersonic!

I new I should have worked on Catch That Ship just a bit more....

Merry Christmas, everybody (or merry whatever you celebrate in case you don't celebrate Christmas)!

Latenite doesn't allow the user to create Flash Applications, right? Meaning that I would have to use another editing program to edit the code and then use Brass to assemble it. I'm asking if it would be possible to make it so that Latenite could be used to make Flash Applications.

This might be a dumb question to ask, and there might be a good reason why this hasn't been implemented yet, but could you allow Latenite to be used to create Flash Applications? To my knowledge, this isn't possible at the moment.

Hmm...well, I guess I was wrong. Maybe the description of lddr should say thay if ld (de),(hl) were an instruction, that's what it would do, or something like that.