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Re: What's your favorite calculator programming language?
SRJ  Account Info
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I brought Z80 basic ahead! GO TI-83 BASIC!

Reply to this comment    31 October 1999, 02:46 GMT


Re: Re: What's your favorite calculator programming language?
Adeamus  Account Info
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WHOA. Go 83 BASIC, yeeehawww

go 83 Basic untill thay come out with a way to do ASM on a mac


WHOOO BASIC

Reply to this comment    1 November 1999, 01:32 GMT


Re: Re: Re: What's your favorite calculator programming language?
matt@cedar-creek.com
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Yeah, I wish someone would come out with an ASM ide for the mac. I hope someone who could create one reads this.

Reply to this comment    1 November 1999, 02:01 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: What's your favorite calculator programming language?
lexlugger

Why would you want an IDE for the mac. A simple text editor and a console based asselmbler is all you need.

Reply to this comment    1 November 1999, 18:00 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: What's your favorite calculator programming language?
matt@cedar-creek.com
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ok. Somebody make a text editor then for the mac.

Mac On!

Reply to this comment    2 November 1999, 01:42 GMT

R6: What's your favorite calculator programming language?
Barcode
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If what I interpret from this comment about the mac not having a text editor is true.. that is just sad..

Reply to this comment    2 November 1999, 03:59 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: What's your favorite calculator programming language?
lexlugger

Are you trying to tell me that there is no text editor for the Mac?!? There should be at least a MC68000 development environment for the mac because it used to be based on that processor. Or were all mac programs written on the Amiga? (or in PASCAL?)

Reply to this comment    2 November 1999, 19:58 GMT


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AuroraBoriales  Account Info

How true it is... The mac has no PURE TEXT EDITOR there are "MS word" like editors, BUT THEY JUST DON'T SAVE IT AS .TXT FORMAT!! This is just sad!!

Reply to this comment    7 November 1999, 22:00 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: What's your favorite calculator programming language?
Philip Ringsmuth  Account Info
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Yes, there are text editors for the mac. Anyone who has a mac has Simpletext, the most commonly used text editor. It's just harder to find assemblers for the mac, that's all.

-Fil

Reply to this comment    2 November 1999, 21:37 GMT


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Jeff Barrett  Account Info

There are a lot of text editors for macs.

Better yet, get a decent PC for $200.

Even better yet, get a really goop PC for $1000. Still cheaper than most macs.

Reply to this comment    3 November 1999, 19:46 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: What's your favorite calculator programming language?
Jeff Barrett  Account Info

Error:Syntax
That should read "GOOD" not "GOOP"

Reply to this comment    3 November 1999, 23:46 GMT


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Chris Oden  Account Info

um, excuse me? iMac? $899, better than most PC's. spend a couple hundred more, $1599 I believe, and get a G4 supercomputer, it'll stomp any pcs, but let's not get into a Mac vs. PC war here. I just wanted to let you guys know that. Also, I'm pondering whether or not I am going to make a V-TI type program for Mac. I think I might, but it depends. I'll let you guys know later on.

Reply to this comment    5 November 1999, 22:22 GMT

R9: What's your favorite calculator programming language?
Barcode
(Web Page)

You have $899 and add a couple hundred. That makes $1099. 1099!=1599 A jump of $700 is a bit more than a couple hundred..

Reply to this comment    6 November 1999, 05:17 GMT


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yoshii hiro  Account Info

oh, come on. why can't we have mac vs pc here? I guess it's pretty much accepted that macs kill pc's. he he, that ought to do it.

Reply to this comment    6 November 1999, 06:07 GMT


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Etec Account Info
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noooooo, don't start that war up again. Just because one type of computer is better than another, don't start the os wars.

Reply to this comment    7 November 1999, 00:45 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: What's your favorite calculator programming language?
yoshii hiro  Account Info

and much slower too. :P

Reply to this comment    6 November 1999, 06:05 GMT


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Donovan Smith  Account Info
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In raw processing power, Macs are faster than PCs. In everyday use, though, PCs are faster than Macs. PCs have better graphics cards and can do many common tasks faster than a Mac. Only in the most CPU inetnsive of tasks will Macs come out ahead. PCs print faster, do word processing faster, have faster disk I/O, and much more. A Mac is only really useful in high end video editing, audio mastering, scientific data analysis, weather forecasting, and other high end tasks. Other more mainstream tasks are best left on a PC. There are also far more PC programs available than there are Mac programs. Most programming tools for TI calcs are only available for the PC, not Macs. I you do any programming at all, whether for a computer or a calc, use a PC. It is too difficult to find Macintosh programming tools.

Reply to this comment    25 March 2000, 00:13 GMT

Re: What's your favorite calculator programming language?
Philip Ringsmuth  Account Info
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C'mon! Let's push for 68k BASIC! If you don't think it's good for anything, check this out: www.andyring.com/philring83/zelda.html. Just look at those screenshots of my ultimate 68k BASIC game and tell me what you think of that language!

Reply to this comment    31 October 1999, 04:22 GMT


Re: Re: What's your favorite calculator programming language?
deuist Account Info

The screen shots look great, but is the action smooth?

Reply to this comment    31 October 1999, 05:59 GMT

Re: Re: Re: What's your favorite calculator programming language?
Gockies  Account Info
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Yeah, the screenshots look great, but DAMN YOU for not programming for the ti83! This looks like the best Basic game I've ever seen!

Reply to this comment    31 October 1999, 18:11 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: What's your favorite calculator programming language?
Philip Ringsmuth  Account Info
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Hey calm down! I do program for the 83. Go to www.andyring.com/philring83 to see my 83 games. I've only got two of them up right now, but that's becaue of this huge Zelda project. It won't be too long before I've got some more, though...

-Fil

Reply to this comment    1 November 1999, 03:45 GMT


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Etec Account Info
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is it basic or basic/asm

Reply to this comment    7 November 1999, 00:46 GMT


Re: Re: Re: What's your favorite calculator programming language?
Philip Ringsmuth  Account Info
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Well, it's not as smooth at all as the 89asm one that CCIA was working on, but it's amazing as far as BASIC programs go. Link moves one grid space at a time, instead of actually walking smoothly around the screen. It's not perfect, but it's definately good.

-Fil

Reply to this comment    1 November 1999, 03:36 GMT


are ti89 games also workable on the 92 (DONT HIT ME IF IM STUPID)
Satan WoRsHiPpEr  Account Info

i never figured it out but will ur zelda work on a 92?

Reply to this comment    2 November 1999, 22:20 GMT

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