I have been looking for a while, but I can't seem to find anything.
I know that ASM can't easily be run from C, but is there any built-in function to parse/run TI-Basic and then continue execution of the C program?
I know this is sort of a noob question. Sorry if it has been asked/answered before
You can probably do it the same way that ICE programs do it - this is the function that runs TI-BASIC programs that's included in ICE programs - you'll have to copy TI_PRGM_TYPE followed by the name of the program to OP1 (0xD005F8) before calling it, if I'm reading this code correctly.
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commandblockguy wrote:
You can probably do it the same way that ICE programs do it - this is the function that runs TI-BASIC programs that's included in ICE programs - you'll have to copy TI_PRGM_TYPE followed by the name of the program to OP1 (0xD005F8) before calling it, if I'm reading this code correctly.

So basically there is no built-in function. I will give the ICE source a look though. Thanks.

Michael2_3B wrote:
why

I was trying to see if it would be realistic to make a shell in C.
Basic destroys the C context. So no.
  
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