Re: TI-H: The TI GraphLink protocol + more
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Re: TI-H: The TI GraphLink protocol + more
Per Jonsson wrote:
>
> I've started to write utilities for TI calculators to be run under
> Linux (or hopefuly any kind of UNIX).
> The Ideas I have for te moment for such utilities are:
>
I also started to do a linking app in Linux a few weeks ago. I can send
you some code for you to test, because it doesn't work for me and I think
it's because of the cable as I've followed every indications I've been
given in this list and I've read on some pages so it should work.
They are also my first "complex" cables, and although a polymeter says
it seems to be right, I'm not too sure.
I've tested it with the parallel link and the serial link, but it doesn't
receive anything from the calculator (at least it should change a bit
afaik)
> * the basic linking software ( I know there already is such software
> available, but I havn't got them to work with my TI-82)
Yes, don't forget to turn this into a library if you do it, so that
anyone can use it for other applications.
>
> * a X-based development tool for TI BASIC (On almost evry page I've seen
> about developing BASIC software for TI calculators you can see that you
> should get TI's GraphLink software just to help you to develop software on
> your Computer, so I thought that why should you have to reboot you
> Computer or run TI's software in a emulator just to be able to create
> programs for your TI)
>
I think it would be nice to integrate it with some app like kdevelop,
so that the user has one more menu with a "send to calc" item, and you
don't have to write yet another editor.
Greetings,
--
Antonio Larrosa Jimenez
Student of Mathematics
antlarr@arrakis.es larrosa@kde.org
http://www.arrakis.es/~rlarrosa
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