Re: TI86 / TI85 Question
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Re: TI86 / TI85 Question
At 09:21 PM 10/18/97 EDT, Larry G Currie wrote:
>Well, you cant play ZSHELL games on the '86, but with the number of
>assemblers curently available, it wouldn't be too difficult to find one
>that eases the conversion to the '86. It would be a good project
>helping you in learning asm. I know of an ASH->OS82, 82->83, and a
>basic->FARGO, but I am not up on the 85/6. I have an old '85 with the
>partial screen lines missing, and hope to see an 86 under the tree this
>season. 8}
>Larry1492@Juno.com
Also on my site =P.
http://www.thethinker.com/members/gaffney/TI86/85-86.h
Replace ti-85.h with 85-86.h and compile. BTW, still much modification
needed, and with the (no offense to anyone) crappy way in which many zshell
programs were written, we may be better off with just rewriting.
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