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kinkoa
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Graphmastur wrote: Yay! iPod touch users!
What is wrong with your computer?
Mother board crashed and it fried the hard drive so what coding i had for dcs version is gone but it wasnt much it was just a textfile whats worse is i have to redownload dcs and ima check out the link someone posted
nice shell eems some code i could use for dcs version but not regular basic version
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JoeYoung
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Eeems wrote: True, but that doesn't mean that you can't be nice at first instead of jumping on him....
That doesn't mean I have to coddle him either. Sometimes you need a harsh reality. Don't let Omnimaga cloud your vision, Eeems.
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Eeems
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| Posted: 08 Nov 2009 08:47:53 pm Post subject: |
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Ok, that was uncalled for Metagross. I never said coddle him, but we don't need to be harsh at all.
Shadowking, thanks. What do you mean dcs version? All dcs adds is the ability to keep your progs archived. |
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kinkoa
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| Posted: 08 Nov 2009 10:31:06 pm Post subject: |
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| Yeah therefore saving memory and increasing speed so it will help |
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Eeems
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| Well it doesn't actually increase any speed, or save any memory, because you do need a copy on the ram. It will just put a temp copy on it |
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kinkoa
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| Posted: 08 Nov 2009 11:48:20 pm Post subject: |
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I see ive never actually used dcs so im probly giving it more credit than it needs but it looked cool
ok can anybody teach me asm or give me a tutorial website
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Eeems
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| Well, it does seem nice, and I think that dcs is the best shell out there for the calc. Are you new to calc programing? If you are you might not want to start asm yet, but if you look on ticalc.org you should be able to find some good ones in the archive. |
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kinkoa
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| no i am not new to this i have been programming for a few years now, about a year in ti-basic though |
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ztrumpet
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Eeems
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shadowking wrote: no i am not new to this i have been programming for a few years now, about a year in ti-basic though ah same here, although I haven't had access to a calc for a few months due to the fact that it got taken away  well hopefully you find it easier then I did |
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kinkoa
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| Posted: 10 Nov 2009 09:14:47 am Post subject: |
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ztrumpet wrote:
that is a nice guide i will try to use it
Eeems wrote: shadowking wrote: no i am not new to this i have been programming for a few years now, about a year in ti-basic though ah same here, although I haven't had access to a calc for a few months due to the fact that it got taken away well hopefully you find it easier then I did
im a quick learner so it probably wont be hard for me to learn it |
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ah-blabla
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| Assembly language is pretty hard btw, it is almost nothing like a "conventional" language. Try learn c first, since even it is considerably harder than basic (you can't write c for the non-68k calcs though can you?). |
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Eeems
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| Posted: 10 Nov 2009 10:30:16 am Post subject: |
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| No you can't...but it might still be a good idea to try c |
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kinkoa
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i can already program in C, and learning Visual Basic and C++, i think i can handle asm
also the basic version for ti-83/84 is in the works of being programmed i am making it with a c:/ drive and several subroutines such as
CWINDOWS //main program
ZWINHOME //displays computer like screen
ZWINEXPL //makes windows elplorer window for games and drives
ZWSTRTMN //displays the start menu
ZWINDRIC //program for drive C:/
ZWINGAMS //games folder in explorer window
ZWINPINB //pinball game
ZWINPONG //pong game
ZWIN21 //black jack game
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ztrumpet
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shadowking wrote: i can already program in C, and learning Visual Basic and C++, i think i can handle asm
Since, you know C/C++ asm will be easier.  |
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Eeems
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| have you tried any hybrid programming? I find that it helps you start to understand some of the ASM concepts for the calc if you do |
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calcdude84se
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[quote name='ah-blabla' post='138381' date='Nov 10 2009, 10:15 AM'](you can't write c for the non-68k calcs though can you?).[/quote]
There are compilers out there, but they typically require you to program stdio.h, etc. yourself. So, if you have nothing to do, you can help support C for the TI-83/84+(SE)! |
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kinkoa
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| Posted: 11 Nov 2009 12:06:53 pm Post subject: |
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| im working on the basic virsion right now and learning asm but ive got half the code for ZWINHOME so far |
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Eeems
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| Ah, ok. Are you going to be using a mouse routine? |
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kinkoa
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that is something i am not familiar with in basic what i plan to do is use A as the virtical integer and B as the horizontal integer and move it with
:GetKey->K
:Pxl-Off(A,B //this is the cursor point turned off
:Pxl-Off(A+1,B
:Pxl-Off(A,B+1
:A+4((K=34)-(K=25))->A //moves the cursor 4 pixels at a time
:B+4((K=26)-(K=24))->B
:Pxl-On(A,B //this is the cursor point turned on
:Pxl-On(A+1,B
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