TI-84 Plus CE Routines for Making/Enhancing Shells in ICE
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  • 13 Apr 2019 09:27:46 am
  • Last edited by calclover2514 on 05 Aug 2019 07:32:09 am; edited 10 times in total
I was wondering if I could get a few "simple" routines (as in simple in C and ASM) that will work in ICE (eZ80 hex code subroutines included).
    ▪ ITEM - Priority
    ▪ Battery Level - SOLVED
    ▪ Real-time Date - High
    ▪ Real-time Clock - SOLVED
    ▪ Setting Time - Medium
    ▪ Setting Date - Medium
    ▪ Alphabetizing VAT Pointers - SOLVED
    ▪ Detecting whether a program is ASM or BASIC -SOLVED
    ▪ Running a BASIC or ASM program given it's name in a string - SOLVED


To help other people, I am including the solutions in this first post:
Real-time Clock:

Code:
*{|EF30008}→HOUR
*{|EF30004}→MINUTE
*{|EF30000}→SECOND

Suggested by PT_

Battery Status:

Code:
*{|ED02A86}→STATUS

Suggested by Ti64CLi

Detecting whether a program is ASM or BASIC:

Code:
0→POS
iFor ASM
DetectVar(°POS, 0, 6)→PROG
OpenVar(PROG, 0, 6)→SLOT
i                        --OR--
iFor BASIC
DetectVar(°POS, 0, 5)→PROG
OpenVar(PROG, 0, 5)→SLOT

Suggested by me

Running a BASIC or ASM program given it's name in a string:

Code:
"NAME"→PROGRAM
1 (ASM) or 2 (BASIC)→TYPE
End()
CloseAll()
OpenVar("θθθθTEMP", "w", 5)→SLOT
If TYPE=1
Write('Asm(prgm', 3, 1, SLOT)
Seek(3, 0, SLOT)
Else
Write('prgm', 1, 1, SLOT)
Seek(1, 0, SLOT)
End
Write(PROGRAM, length(PROGRAM), 1, SLOT)
CloseAll()
Asm(CD9C0E02)
prgmθθθθTEMP
Asm(CD9C0E02)
Asm(CD3C1A02)
Asm(CD100802)
ClrHome
End()
ClrHome
DeleteVar("θθθθTEMP", 5)
Begin()
CloseAll()

Suggested by LAX18, optimized and enhancd by me

Alphabetizing VAT Pointers:

Code:
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→SORTVAT
Copy(|ED130A6,SORTVAT,354)
Asm(CDA630D1)

Suggested (A.K.A taken out of one of his programs) by LAX18, who, in turn, was helped with this by Mateo

If anyone can help, that would be great.
I will give you credit in my shell.
Thanks,

You could use this code :
*{|ED02A86}->BATTERYSTATUS
Then if BATTERYSTATUS = 4, it's 100% full, 3=>75%, 2=>50% and 1=>25%.
(I may be mistaking, but I think it's that)
Ti64CLi wrote:
You could use this code :
*{|ED02A86}->BATTERYSTATUS
Then if BATTERYSTATUS = 4, it's 100% full, 3=>75%, 2=>50% and 1=>25%.
(I may be mistaking, but I think it's that)


...And to add to that, simply multiply BATTERYSTATUS by 25.
calclover2514 wrote:
I was wondering if I could get a few simple routines that will work in ICE.
▪ Running a BASIC program given it's name in a string
▪ Running an ASM program given it's name in a string

ICE is not the correct language to be using here. If you want to bang your head against a wall for hours though; be my guest.
MateoConLechuga wrote:
calclover2514 wrote:
I was wondering if I could get a few simple routines that will work in ICE.
▪ Running a BASIC program given it's name in a string
▪ Running an ASM program given it's name in a string

ICE is not the correct language to be using here. If you want to bang your head against a wall for hours though; be my guest.


Meh, I used to know how to do this, and it did work with little code, but it wasn't very efficient.
MateoConLechuga wrote:
calclover2514 wrote:
I was wondering if I could get a few simple routines that will work in ICE.
▪ Running a BASIC program given it's name in a string
▪ Running an ASM program given it's name in a string

ICE is not the correct language to be using here. If you want to bang your head against a wall for hours though; be my guest.

I sort of realized that, however, I already have about 6000 lines of code in ICE that I would rather not re-write in C

Also, I'm almost certain that beckadamtheinventor knows how to do everything I just mentioned Razz

P.S. The whole point of this post is to make this stuff easy for ICE programmers.
I don't necessarily need solutions, but some pointers would help (haha. no pun intended)

MateoConLechuga wrote:
calclover2514 wrote:
I was wondering if I could get a few simple routines that will work in ICE.
▪ Running a BASIC program given it's name in a string
▪ Running an ASM program given it's name in a string

ICE is not the correct language to be using here. If you want to bang your head against a wall for hours though; be my guest.

Being one who has done an ICE shell, please take Mateo's advice. Often times, there is more head banging than enjoyment. Use C or ez80.

If you really need routines though, you can look at NOS's source. Specifically, there is a label in the NOSSUB program that has program execution code for both BASIC and ASM programs.
LAX18 wrote:
MateoConLechuga wrote:
calclover2514 wrote:
I was wondering if I could get a few simple routines that will work in ICE.
▪ Running a BASIC program given it's name in a string
▪ Running an ASM program given it's name in a string

ICE is not the correct language to be using here. If you want to bang your head against a wall for hours though; be my guest.

Being one who has done an ICE shell, please take Mateo's advice. Often times, there is more head banging than enjoyment. Use C or ez80.

If you really need routines though, you can look at NOS's source. Specifically, there is a label in the NOSSUB program that has program execution code for both BASIC and ASM programs.


How did you get the variable TYPE (distinguish between ASM and BASIC)?

I believe I got it by reading the first few bytes of the program and looking at whether it is a protected or unprotected program.
LAX18 wrote:
I believe I got it by reading the first few bytes of the program and looking at whether it is a protected or unprotected program.

How?
EDIT: Never mind, I figured it out.

  
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