As some of you know, I am learning (or attempting to learn) ASM. I have finished TI-83+ ASM For The Absolute Beginner, and on the way to another tutorial, Learn TI-83+ ASM in 28 Days. But before I do that, I need to write my own ASM program. Where should I start?
adamac15 wrote:
As some of you know, I am learning (or attempting to learn) ASM. I have finished TI-83+ ASM For The Absolute Beginner, and on the way to another tutorial, Learn TI-83+ ASM in 28 Days. But before I do that, I need to write my own ASM program. Where should I start?
Well, the simplest ASM program would be one that displays some text onscreen, namely the canonical "Hello World" program. Have you set up the DCS SDK to help you assemble programs? 
adamac15 wrote:
I don't think so. How do I do that?
Just download this and unpack it somewhere on your computer:
http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/341/34192.html
The included PDF has a chapter on using the SDK, but the short version is to store your .asm source code files in the /asm/source/ directory and create batch files in the main /asm/ directory that contain, for example, "compile hello" to compile the program named "hello.asm".
Of course, if you want you should check out my new devkit called TIC83+. I compiles TI83 Progs, TI83+ Progs, TI83+ Apps, TI83+ OSes, TI83+ Rom Images, and exports .bin and .hex files. It comes with the emulator WabbitEmu, a ti83+ romdump, my own grayscale for apps include file, the header to build an Os, and my HUGE include file called tic83plus.inc 
adamac15 wrote:
I already have this downloaded. Ill check it out sometime.
Excellent, glad to hear it. Everything's already there, so you don't need to download anything extra.
@Anakclusmos: I rejected your upload because you include a (very very) old version of Wabbit in the zip. You should not do that. You should instead point people to where to download WabbitEmu, both because it's under active development (so they get the latest version) and because I don't think Buckeye would be very happy about you redistributing it without asking.
Anakclusmos wrote:
Whats illegal about having a romdump? They're needed to run an emulator
Whats so bad about a romdump?You, me and anyone else with an emu uses em!
Kerm, I didnt know there was a later version, but that second parts retarded.I'm not advertising his product I'm just putting all the necessary tools need to compile any data for the TI83+
If it's better I just read the license it says you can redistube with a copy of the license.Which I'll do
Kerm, I didnt know there was a later version, but that second parts retarded.I'm not advertising his product I'm just putting all the necessary tools need to compile any data for the TI83+
If it's better I just read the license it says you can redistube with a copy of the license.Which I'll do
Anakclusmos wrote:
Whats so bad about a romdump?You, me and anyone else with an emu uses em!
Kerm, I didnt know there was a later version, but that second parts retarded.I'm not advertising his product I'm just putting all the necessary tools need to compile any data for the TI83+
If it plucks the hair out of everyone butt I just read the license it says you can redistube with a copy of the license.Which I'll do
*Without a copy of the license. It's not just good manners, it's the law. As I said, it's an old old version of WabbitEmu too, so what's the point of distributing an old program? Also, ROMs are illegal to distribute because they're intellectual property of TI. When you buy a calculator, most of the money you're paying is for the OS, not the hardware. To get a ROM image, you need to dump the ROM from your personal calculator for it to be sort-of legal, and even then it's borderline from everything I've heard. Kerm, I didnt know there was a later version, but that second parts retarded.I'm not advertising his product I'm just putting all the necessary tools need to compile any data for the TI83+
If it plucks the hair out of everyone butt I just read the license it says you can redistube with a copy of the license.Which I'll do
>_< that is the most friggin retarded thing that belongs in the Planned Obsolence topic crap I've ever heard.
Alright, I've updated my version of WabbitEmu and removed the rom dump (
) now will you accept?
Alright, I've updated my version of WabbitEmu and removed the rom dump (
) now will you accept? Anakclusmos wrote:
>_< that is the most friggin retarded thing that belongs in the Planned Obsolence topic crap I've ever heard.
Alright, I've updated my version of WabbitEmu and removed the rom dump ( ) now will you accept?
No it's not; if you had a team of developers working on a piece of software that took years to develop, you wouldn't want people redistributing it, would you? Alright, I've updated my version of WabbitEmu and removed the rom dump (
) now will you accept?
Let's stop side-tracking Adamac's topic for a bit so we can get back to helping him with assembly.
KermMartian wrote:
adamac15 wrote:
I don't think so. How do I do that?
Just download this and unpack it somewhere on your computer:
http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/341/34192.html
The included PDF has a chapter on using the SDK, but the short version is to store your .asm source code files in the /asm/source/ directory and create batch files in the main /asm/ directory that contain, for example, "compile hello" to compile the program named "hello.asm".
adamac15 wrote:
sorry but im a n00b when it comes to anything dealing with ASM. Please elaborate.
No problem. So you put a sample program in the /asm/source/ folder of the SDK, right? Say the source is hello.asm. Now, create a new file in the /asm/ folder called hello.bat. Inside type "compile hello" without the quote marks. Save it, then run hello.bat. Lo and behold, your program is compiled. 
Anakclusmos wrote:
>_< that is the most friggin retarded thing that belongs in the Planned Obsolence topic crap I've ever heard.
Alright, I've updated my version of WabbitEmu and removed the rom dump ( ) now will you accept?
Alright, I've updated my version of WabbitEmu and removed the rom dump (
) now will you accept?You could be sued by TI for everything you own if they find out your redristributing their own copyright protected software, just a heads up on how serious this is.
P.S. they would win hands down.
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KermMartian wrote:
Stop double-posting. If you can't edit your posts, delete your old post before you post a new post.
I am too lazy to actually make my own post so instead I quote people and then don't say anything newdragon1414@att.net / Google and Yahoo E-Mail
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