Hah, They put up an animated gif of pedro running my kaboom game.. cool!

You like that I see :-)

Ah, you play warcraft!? look me up on azeroth "kneissl"

Super freaking awesome idea.... I've always wanted to make my own CAS, but until pedrom it would have been horribly redundant (because TI-OS supplies one), so now what's keeping me? I could just write a RAM program that basically is a math system like the TI calculator home screen, and a BASIC program editor, and more such. The progams would (obviously) still run on TI-OS, but be geared toward PedroM users (since the programs would be redundant for TI-OS users). Sound cool? Anyone want to help? I'll post a more formulated plan on my website sometime soon...

I wish I could help.

The CAS should have an integrated (but removable to save space) help system. I've always wished TI explained how thier best fitting curve function worked. TI's help application for the 83+ just tells you arguments for functions, which is useless if you don't know what the function does.

I'ld like to start working, but i can't figure out how to test the TI89 version of PedroM, they only sent a TI-92+ TIB

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There _is_ a pedrom89.tib in the ZIP.

For some reason linux didn't decompress all the files! I decompressed the tar.bz2 again and found the 89 TIB file, but it certainly was not there the first time I uncompressed the files.

Where did you get a tar.bz2 of pedrom? All I've seen/found is a PKZIP (.zip) file, which I can unzip just fine under Linux using the unzip program.

At the site of the author. See url above.

Heh, I didn't look there first.

Maybe I should do more reading and less writing. :-)

If you're competent sure I'll help.


The last remaining Cheerio:
-Samuel

I'm rewriting MLib for PedroM now. Should be fun.

erk. this is going to be harder than I thought. I have to rewrite everything for his ROM calls... eek.

The ROM_CALLs are mostly compatible with AMS. But your library will be pointless because there is no TI-BASIC interpreter.

I know that :P
It's going to be more of an OS extension than a library, until someone (me??) actually makes an interpreter. I'm about halfway done already, and I'm pretty pleased. PedroM fits nicely with my program :P

I already noticed the compatibility thing. I breathed a huge sigh of relief :-)

Finished. I'll have it uploaded soon, hopefully. I'd just like to note that this is the first third-party program for the first third-party calculator OS! :P

Wow, they are already added to the site....how'd they get ahead of my program???

me wonders about them filearchivers!! :-)

Grr, I need to update it already.

There is a bug in the file 'readme.txt' that incorrectly reports the size of the mlib executable. An update is pending.

hurrah!