If only they could make a port of this for the 89 ;)

Is there any such programs for TI89 under Windows ?
In this case, I can do this port...

Unfortunately, the freeware signing key for the TI-89 has not (yet?) been released.

Now awaiting TiLP with FLASH support...Anyone know when it's supposed to be released?

About TiLP FLASH support: I have just retrieved procotol specs.
Thus, I am coding support but I will not be able to test it since I don't have a TI83+.
Unless I can patch TiLem (TI Linux Emulator, http://lpg.ticalc.org/prj_tilp) for making TiLem communicate with TiLP.
I am also open to beta-testers :-))

I think that a support should be available in 1 or 2 weeks.
Please be patient...

1 to 2 weeks is good. I'll be a beta tester if you want. Email me.

I am assuming an App Signing utility means that the apps can be distributed as freeware. Is there a free app signing utility out there for windows? I tried to get TI's Free SDK, but I never got an app signing utility, to the best of my knowledge.

Yes, there is a App-Signing thing for Windoze, and yes, your own signed apps can be distributed.

If you cannot find the App-Signer for Windoze at education.ti.com, try looking in the older news(There was a news article on it's release for Windoze a while bac), there will be a link to download it in the news.

It's in the Utility directory, a whole bunch of tools,
combined with a batch file called "appsign.bat"
It's all win32 though...
If the 0104.key file is not in your file, you can fetch if from the linux tool....

--Peter-Martijn

BOOYAH!!!!!!!!!

just got a ti-83p SE from the apps contest today... but i don't have linux... 1 question.. are the games that i play using ion twice as fast running on the SE as the regular 83p? or is there some sort of clock that slows it down automatically? and if it's faster, does anyone make options on their games to slow it down? i can't tell if the games i'm playing are just super fast, or if it's my calc.

There's a rom call that allows a program/app to select 15 mhz speed instead of 6 mhz,
if the program doesn't use the romcall, 6 mhz old speed...

B_CALL $50BF

Register A = maximum speed
0: 6 mHz
1: 15 mHz
FF: to go as fast as possible

But you must also check that the OS version (_getbasever) >= 1.13
or bad things will happen.

Click link for official info from TI.

Or, you could do this simple check which works on all OS versions:

in a,(2)
and 80h
jr z,notSE
ld a,1
out (20h),a
notSE:

What?!? No source code?

No, sorry
TI didn't want me to relase the (mostly their) source code (yet?)