Re: TI-83 asm progs.. when will they get here?
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The TI-85 is the most powerful calculator for assembly programming. It's
like comparing a DEC Alpha 1GHz also to a DEC Alpha 1GHz, but one with
MSDOS 4.00 and the other one with a powerful UNIX base...u know? The
processor may be the same, but they operate on very different levels. DOS
can't run UNIX porgrams, and UNIX can't run DOS programs (well, maybe it
can...but with the UNIX being the TI-85). You can program for both; you
just can't transfer from one to the other. You'll just have to learn it.
-=Zenon=-
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: From: barrym@NEOSOFT.COM
: To: Zenon
: Subject: Re: TI-83 asm progs.. when will they get here?
: Date: September 27, 1996 8:29 AM
:
:
: On Thu, 26 Sep 1996, Konrad Rokicki wrote:
:
: > Is anyone going to port some ZShell games to the TI-83? I imagine it
: > would be simple.. they use the same instructions right? I'm thinking
the
: > same code will work just in a diffrent format (no TI85 String..) am I
: > right? Nobody seems to be into giving away source code or else I'd do
it
: > myself.. Will someone please port a cool asm game like nibbles or
tetris
: > to the TI-83?
:
:
: It isn't simple. They have the same CPU's but just about
: everything else is different. They're more different than
: they're alike.
:
: It'll probably be easier to write 83 programs from scratch
: than to port them.
:
: With that in mind, why don't you write one from scratch?
: You don't need the source for that.
:
: Barry
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