MaxCoderz

The best solution would be to use TiLP.

Thanks, tr1p1ea. Yup, this was indeed what I needed that sprite routine for.

I am happy to release my primary calculator project for the last month or so, Invalid Tangram for the TI-83+/SE/84+/SE series. Invalid Tangram can best be described as a cross between Space Invaders and Tetris. Build block combos to gain powerups, then blast the enemies into oblivion while avoiding ...

Too bad there's not a cross-platform offline version. :( People have nagged me about it, but the reasons I made it all revolve around its online-ness. If someone would be willing to make a port, perhaps including some of the web-based features, I'd be happy to give them a hand. Regarding the encodi...

A bunch of people have that. Not to spam, but have you seen http://sc.cemetech.net (SourceCoder 2)?

umm after realizing that the bits were wrong i used some code from timendus's "BELL" routines and emailed him... Anyway i sort of get it (although not completly) SOMEBODY should fix Wiki TI One thing to keep in mind when writing link port related software is that the Ti-OS checks for sile...

I'm pretty sure Ben said that Brass 2 is in jeopardy...

I'd be interested in getting a words-per-post count from UTI - I bet it's VASTLY lower than here.

Actually, if you only need 768 or fewer bytes, just use AppBackupScreen. There's also assorted other SafeRAM that you can use.

Use _InsertMem to reserve the memory that you need at $9d95. You can find the arguments in the 83+ Routine Reference. Edit: DE = where to insert HL = how many to insert Note that when you're done, you need to use _DelMem to remove it again: DE = how many HL = where Notice that the registers used are...

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Dunno, where could I find that data? Does anyone have any idea how many unique user, posts, and topics were lost? On the other hand though, when was the first version started? The additional time might offset the absolute numerical gains in the average columns.

Just for fun, I wrote up a comparison of the five most popular TI calculator programming community fora, excluding ticalc.org, of course. The results weren't a huge surprise; UnitedTI won in every category except posts per day, in which category Cemetech earned first place. Maxcoderz came in a fairl...

Drat, I was there today and I forgot to check. I wouldn't be surprised at all, though.