MaxCoderz

Binghamton University WiFi *sob*

Oh darn, I thought this was about something else. Yeah, Fast RPL exists on the 83+, the docs are in French, and I tried to learn it once. It looked interesting, but kind of buggy. I think that I got some documentation from the old site using WayBack Machine at archive.org. Good luck!

I looked for it once, and found some info using archive.org (backups of the internets ). I probably ran across some copies of it, but never downloaded because I was just looking for an 83+ version, which was never finished.

Actually, it's about 3/4 that I'm interested in the project, and 1/4 that I know my CS 140 curriculum already, and I'm freakin bored!

If one of you has somewhat low batteries, that can cause a problem. Because the voltage fluxuates, it might work at one time and not another. Or, could've been some dust in the port or something that was messing it up. Who knows?

I'm kind of interested in the file system implementation. In Vera, will there only be a filesystem in flash memory, and all ram will considered volatile? Or will there also be a ram filesystem? I found this website, where someone describes a simple filesystem he/she wrote for a small computer (z80, ...

The on-blocking thing seems like a respectable idea. Suppose there is a part of a game that saves data. What if you use the on-button to break the program in the middle of saving the game data? This could corrupt a save game file.

If anyone can point me in a direction that needs work, I might be interested in helping out...

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Careful...

I once wrote Oblivion on the TI-83+ in BASIC. Of course, I'd never played the game, and based it entirely on my friend's description of "You go places and there's 3D graphics." So, the game was a menu, where you could: 1. Go somewhere -> Goes back to the menu again. 2. Don't go somewhere -...

Vuurrobin said to include the routine to check if it's installed in the readme, not in the app. He meant to write the basic code you need to check in the readme file. So he wasn't saying that xlib doesn't currently have a routine, and he wasn't saying xlib should check if itself doesn't exist. He wa...

Did you try doing a period before the first end, but not the second?

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I've seen it in source files, and they compile fine on my computer.

It seems that every time I come up with a genuine idea that hasn't been made for the calc before, someone beats me to it or I find out that it was already made awhile ago I know what you mean. I was working on CalcUtil for a while before releasing the first version, and a few days before I released...

I know that DoorsCS has a mouse routine for assembly programs to use. If KermMartian wanted to, he could probably add a parser hook to his app that let basic programmers use the mouse too. However, I think he's got his hands full right now, what with his hosting company disappearing and taking his s...

Yes, but during grayscale you'll call real(50 every other line, so it would still slow things down and offset the benefits of not parsing real numbers each time.