I have been attempting to learn C (for the CE, C by itself is easy enough). I am using TI-Planet's Project Builder, and didn't get very far before I realized I needed some stuff! I have gone through and comprehended (most of) the tutorials examples, and need some help. Is there a list of the built-in commands? (at least the ones relating to math, (read: trig) and drawing trapezoids polygons with 4 sides and assorted angles) I understand the key stuff pretty well, maybe not enough to take a test, but enough to get a passing grade in the class. Thanks for all the help. I will be posting code once I have some...
By far the most helpful guide for learning CE functions can be found on the documentation pages for the functions: (I'll be updating this shortly, but it should work for you now)
http://ce-programming.github.io/toolchain/files.html
In addition; most the standard C 89 and higher header files are included. You can peruse them here:
https://github.com/CE-Programming/toolchain/tree/master/CEdev/include/lib/std
And a simple google search of the names will tell you all you want to know about what functions are in the standard headers (For most things though; the template example should be enough for everything "math.h" has all the trig and math functions)
Feel free to ask any specific questions!
Also, try not to feel overwhelmed by the shear number of functions and documentation Just choose what you want to do; and then figure out which functions you need; at least when you just start out Good luck!
http://ce-programming.github.io/toolchain/files.html
In addition; most the standard C 89 and higher header files are included. You can peruse them here:
https://github.com/CE-Programming/toolchain/tree/master/CEdev/include/lib/std
And a simple google search of the names will tell you all you want to know about what functions are in the standard headers (For most things though; the template example should be enough for everything "math.h" has all the trig and math functions)
Feel free to ask any specific questions!
Also, try not to feel overwhelmed by the shear number of functions and documentation Just choose what you want to do; and then figure out which functions you need; at least when you just start out Good luck!
MateoConLechuga wrote:
By far the most helpful guide for learning CE functions can be found on the documentation pages for the functions: (I'll be updating this shortly, but it should work for you now)
http://ce-programming.github.io/toolchain/files.html
In addition; most the standard C 89 and higher header files are included. You can peruse them here:
https://github.com/CE-Programming/toolchain/tree/master/CEdev/include/lib/std
And a simple google search of the names will tell you all you want to know about what functions are in the standard headers (For most things though; the template example should be enough for everything "math.h" has all the trig and math functions)
Feel free to ask any specific questions!
Also, try not to feel overwhelmed by the shear number of functions and documentation Just choose what you want to do; and then figure out which functions you need; at least when you just start out Good luck!
http://ce-programming.github.io/toolchain/files.html
In addition; most the standard C 89 and higher header files are included. You can peruse them here:
https://github.com/CE-Programming/toolchain/tree/master/CEdev/include/lib/std
And a simple google search of the names will tell you all you want to know about what functions are in the standard headers (For most things though; the template example should be enough for everything "math.h" has all the trig and math functions)
Feel free to ask any specific questions!
Also, try not to feel overwhelmed by the shear number of functions and documentation Just choose what you want to do; and then figure out which functions you need; at least when you just start out Good luck!
Thanks! It is exactly what I need. I don't have an questions, but rather a request for TI-Planet's project builder (I'll post it in that thread, too). Is it possible for the C Libs to be installed right away? If this is already a thing, then it doesn't work for me
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