Re: A83: ...tutorials 33 & 34...
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Re: A83: ...tutorials 33 & 34...
Yeah, it was inly some misunderstandings
On Thu, 15 Oct 1998 19:35:07 +0100 Linus Akesson <lairfight@softhome.net>
writes:
>
>Ok. Friends again?
>
>Linus
>
>On 14-Oct-98, Alan C Johnson wrote:
>
>>So I missed a sentence, so sue me. I did explain how to work it
>though
>>didn't I? I mean, when I read the TI docs before I learned ASM, IY
>>offset was about all I took away from it. I didn't understand it.
>Also,
>>I was just joking about the Arrogant man stuff. I mean you could
>have
>>just said "that I, Linus thought up." Everyone knows your good at
>ASM,
>>so why hype it up like you did?
>
>>>
>>>On 12-Oct-98, Alan C Johnson wrote:
>>>
>>>>>Because that's where the input routines expect to find a prompt...
>
>>>>>It's 16
>>>>>(17?) bytes, and it was discovered by some great ti-83 wizard,
>can't
>>>
>>>>>remember
>>>>>the name right now... ehm... sinus?
>>>>>
>>>>>Linus
>>>
>>>>No, I think his name was Ego Man or something like that. Maybe it
>
>>>was
>>>>Arrogant Man
>>>
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>>>Yeah, well, when I wrote "great ti-83 wizard" I wasn't fully
>serious,
>>>which I
>>>was sure you'd all understand. And when the two of us are fighting
>>>again
>>>anyway, could I just ask you why you apparently don't read the
>>>messages you
>>>reply to, and why you in some cases reply twice? Example:
>>>
>>>(snip)
>>>>>located? I know that they're based on an IY offset, and using
>>>CalcEM
>>>(snap)
>>>
>>>And what do you reply?
>>>
>>>>Or at register 'iy'
>>>
>>>And yes, I remember what happened the last thing the pc/mac/amiga
>war
>>>started, but I also assume that the rest of the list learnt
>something
>>>from
>>>it. Which apparently most of it did.
>>>
>>>Linus
>>>
>>>
>
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