Re: A82: Emulation
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Re: A82: Emulation
How does CalcEm work? I've never used it so I don't know. Does it look in
a directory for .8xP files and then makes like they are loaded into the
calc's "memory?" The only things I need in an emulator are a menu that
allows me to choose what .8xP file I want to execute and a debugger for
asm programs.
On Fri, 12 Jun 1998 20:01:11 -0400 "Stick Figure V. 1.0"
<ejsmithj@voyager.net> writes:
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>I know.. CalcEM is logical. It's the only emu for ANY TI that has link
>emulation (except for any 92 emus possibly).
>
>Evil Sam wrote:
>
>> Why would anyone use the TI-8X Emulator? The whole point of an
>> emulator is to use all the functions of a calc without having to use
>> your calc and graphlink. With TI-8X Emulator you first have to load
>the
>> progs onto your calc and then load them onto the emulator. That's
>twice
>> as much work!
>>
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