[TIB] Re: Get/Send commands in basic
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[TIB] Re: Get/Send commands in basic
If you tick of Detached Solutions enough, they might realese their
on-calc assemmbly compiler with included tutorials. ;)
----- Original Message -----
From: "Zach Tong" <zachtong@go-concepts.com>
To: <ti-basic@lists.ticalc.org>
Sent: Friday, September 27, 2002 2:11 PM
Subject: [TIB] Re: Get/Send commands in basic
>
> Wow, thanks for all the replies! I'm at school right now so i cant talk
long.
>
>
> Firstly, i need to seriously learn asm. So if i understand it correctly,
83-
> asm works with 83+ asm, but has to be compiled through Ion for each. Or
at
> least that in a nutshell. i'll learn more later. By the way, no offense
taken
> on any of the comments. :-D
>
> As for the original mech game, i've never played or seen it. This is an
adaptation
> of a card game my friends made, but for the calc. Too bad i cant program
ASM
> on the calc, because i have a three hour drive this evening up to my
brother's
> college. I'll print out some material on asm though to read up on. I
guess
> i could type it all in in Hex, but i dont feel like it :-D
>
> What if (big what if) i have both calculators select Host or Client. The
client
> pauses untill later, while the Host waits a few seconds then uses the
GetCalc()
> command to grab all needed variables. All the battle info is done on the
Host
> calc, then a message comes up and says computing done. The host pauses,
and
> the client calc user presses enter. The client computer then grabs the
compiled
> information in a string (or variable that has to be unpacked...always
messy).
> Another message pops up and says done. Both users unpause to view battle
sequence
> and the outcome. It would be kinda long and tedious, but would work.
>
>
> As for ASM, how easy is it to program link games?
>
> I will be gone this weekend, so i wont be able to reply till monday.
Thanks
> for the help!
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