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I kinda expect the Ti-84 link port control to be identical to the Ti-83+'s... Who agrees with me..? If it's relevant, the 83+SE and both 84+s have a hardware-controlled linkport. I think that if you disable it, the code should work, but it would still be better (I think) to try and port it to use t...

IIRC, I think that register a does have the LSB of register de, at least, I haven't had any problems with that. To store a number to RealObj Z, you have to look up the addresses, delete if necessary, and recreate it using _CreateReal. Then you have to store a floating-point number into the variable ...

Who else but the one and only MV? Unfortunately, I don't have a 73 (very few people would prefer one over an 83+/84+), but assembly programs on a 73 is still very intriguing.

A slew of results, as promised: 84+SE; LCD: Bad; Fall '04 E3691713CF 84+SE; LCD: ?; Fall '04 E369171347 84+; LCD: ?; Fall '04; Low Batteries E36917134D 84+; LCD: Bad; Fall '04 E36917131D 83+; LCD: Good; Few years old 0B61FF15A7 83+; LCD: Good; Few years old 0B69FF1480 83+SE; LCD: Good; 2 years old C...

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- 83+SE
- December 2003
- Good LCD driver
- It hasn't been at the beach yet

I can put this program on my friends' 84+/SEs and tell you tomorrow.

leofox wrote:codex doesn't work on ti-83 too right?

I'm sure it's quite trivial to port.

About making sprites, I was considering making a C/C++ program that automated it (like making it on-calc and this program changes it to .db's), but never found the time...

Whoops, that was me This "Guest" feature is new to me...

It's not on the site, it's in the actual zip file.

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The Archive Contents wrote:stuff/ti83plus.inc 125702

Jim e wrote:But theres one problem, you can't make app on the calculator, TI-OS doesn't like that.

Oh, there are ways... but I don't think anyone has tried (or said anything about it) since it's very risky

Would these be the ones? • Competition managers are kv83 (Vincent Jünemann) • Everyone, except the competition managers, are allowed to join the competition. • A submitted ‘program’ can be refused by the competition mana...

Hmmm, never thought of that. However, I see a problem with looking it up every interrupt. What if the interpreter was moving the picture and an interrupt was triggered at, say, the 123 byte of the picture. That would then lead to those crashes/messed up pictures/etc I experienced in my first version...

Hello everybody! Although this is my first post at the Maxcoderz forum, I'm quite experience in assembly and would like to say that I have some intriguing news about "revolutionary greyscale graphics": I have written a greyscale library demo! Before you read, I would also like to apologize...