WikiTI

[Munchor]

Returning to WikiTI:

This topic is inside the Assembly Programming Forum... WikiTI is for Assembly only?

I'm quite confused now, since I made Axe Parser's page :S

[graphmastur]

Wikiti is more or less describing the calculator os and ports and such, so it is basically asm. It's not really an asm tutorial, but more of a reference. So i don't see why something about axr should be put in there, unless it's talking about commands or something. Ask brandonw about it, he would know.

[Munchor]

Wikiti is more or less describing the calculator os and ports and such, so it is basically asm. It's not really an asm tutorial, but more of a reference. So i don't see why something about axr should be put in there, unless it's talking about commands or something. Ask brandonw about it, he would know.

Then, this could be moved to a wider calculator forum in Omnimaga, I think :S

[Deep Thought]

Wikiti is more or less describing the calculator os and ports and such, so it is basically asm. It's not really an asm tutorial, but more of a reference. So i don't see why something about axr should be put in there, unless it's talking about commands or something. Ask brandonw about it, he would know.

Then, this could be moved to a wider calculator forum in Omnimaga, I think :S

If I understand what graph said, though, it is for ASM, so I think this topic belongs here...

[graphmastur]

Yeah, i meant a reference for asm.

[DJ Omnimaga]

That said, Axe could be included in the notable releases section, though. ALso there's a BASIC section in WikiTI showing HEX routines I think. Maybe there could be an Axiom section?

[calcdude84se]

DJ: It's in the notable programs section, if that's what you meant: http://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=Notable_programs

[Munchor]

http://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=Axe

I created this, though :S

[DJ Omnimaga]

DJ: It's in the notable programs section, if that's what you meant: http://wikiti.brandonw.net/index.php?title=Notable_programs

Ah ok that's good. I didn't know if it was added or if I added it, since it was pretty recent last time I edited stuff on the Wiki.

[calcdude84se]

You are the one who added Axe to the list, or at least someone who chose to identify themself as DJ Omnimaga

[DJ Omnimaga]

Oh ok so that was me then. It wasn't recently so I forgot. Should there be a page for each notable app like what ScoutDavid did?

[FloppusMaximus]

Returning to WikiTI:

This topic is inside the Assembly Programming Forum... WikiTI is for Assembly only?

I'm quite confused now, since I made Axe Parser's page :S

WikiTI is for whatever we make it.   It is mostly focused on assembly programming because that's where third-party documentation is most needed - TI's documentation barely scratches the surface of what assembly language can do.  But there's no reason to exclude other languages.  I don't think there's a need to document the Axe language itself - that's what the official documentation is for - but programming tips, example code, and tutorials would be very much welcome.

[DJ Omnimaga]

Well, for TI-BASIC there is already TI-BASIC Developer wiki. For Axe I guess it could be a good idea maybe.

[graphmastur]

Well, for TI-BASIC there is already TI-BASIC Developer wiki. For Axe I guess it could be a good idea maybe.

There is also z80-heaven, which I assume is no longer being updated. Last update was 171 days ago.

[DJ Omnimaga]

Ah right I rememeber that one. I think it came out a while later but then people prefered to update WikiTI instead, although WikiTI went down for a while.

That said, for Axe, I think SirCmpwn was gonna write a tutorial available on the forums or for download. It might be good I guess on WikiTI to have special routines and stuff to help Axe programmers, since it's more documentation-based than tutorial based.