Hello everyone!
Gradually getting through the intense research, DOC reading part of learning to code a calculator hah and decided I’m going to try learn ICE and make an ASCII RPG if possible, but decided to open this topic as a kind of all in one dev/help request thread hope that’s okay and in the right category?
A few questions directly related to ICE first:
+How similar to C is it? Not learned C but saw a tutorial online refer to it as ICE C...
+Can I use call/lbl in place of functions since they don’t seem to be built in? By extension, is there a way to have multiple ICE files linked to one to make some pseudo class type thing?
+What’s best way to save data? I think APPVARS but I need to do a bit more research as to how pointers work and how to not brick my calculator!
+Finally does ICE/TI84+CE actually support ASCII... just thought of that and if so how do I find ASCII on the calc, is it done through codes?
There will be more, hoping there’s still ICE coders around hah but worth a shot!
Thanks as always, your friendly neighbourhood Nyt.
Gradually getting through the intense research, DOC reading part of learning to code a calculator hah and decided I’m going to try learn ICE and make an ASCII RPG if possible, but decided to open this topic as a kind of all in one dev/help request thread hope that’s okay and in the right category?
A few questions directly related to ICE first:
+How similar to C is it? Not learned C but saw a tutorial online refer to it as ICE C...
+Can I use call/lbl in place of functions since they don’t seem to be built in? By extension, is there a way to have multiple ICE files linked to one to make some pseudo class type thing?
+What’s best way to save data? I think APPVARS but I need to do a bit more research as to how pointers work and how to not brick my calculator!
+Finally does ICE/TI84+CE actually support ASCII... just thought of that and if so how do I find ASCII on the calc, is it done through codes?
There will be more, hoping there’s still ICE coders around hah but worth a shot!
Thanks as always, your friendly neighbourhood Nyt.