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« Reply #15 on: 17 March, 2011, 16:42:33 »
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wow!  That looks awesome, how did I not notice this before?
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« Reply #16 on: 17 March, 2011, 18:32:13 »
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Well it isn't quite as fast  as Axe because it has to convert all of the numbers on the fly. The main difference between Axe and this is that ReCode is interpreted so most codes should be smaller than an Axe program. Plus, you can use assembly, BASIC, and ReCode in the same program Cheesy

With that in mind, I think my goal over the summer will be to create an app that takes total control of the RAM and is solely an environment to create and execute programs. It will not use the OS whatsoever. The problem with that, though, is that I will need to have a way to eventually give control back to the OS (for linking and to use the calc as a calc Cheesy)
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« Reply #17 on: 19 March, 2011, 13:55:02 »
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Quote from: yunhua98 on 17 March, 2011, 16:42:33
wow!  That looks awesome, how did I not notice this before?
* yunhua98 wonders if another "Axe" is here...
Quigibo needs to watch his back now. Tongue

Quote from: Xeda112358 on 17 March, 2011, 18:32:13
Well it isn't quite as fast  as Axe because it has to convert all of the numbers on the fly. The main difference between Axe and this is that ReCode is interpreted so most codes should be smaller than an Axe program. Plus, you can use assembly, BASIC, and ReCode in the same program Cheesy

With that in mind, I think my goal over the summer will be to create an app that takes total control of the RAM and is solely an environment to create and execute programs. It will not use the OS whatsoever. The problem with that, though, is that I will need to have a way to eventually give control back to the OS (for linking and to use the calc as a calc Cheesy)

Xeda, don't be modest, yunhua98 is right, this is looking pretty awesome.

Can you make an example with smoothscrolling?
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« Reply #18 on: 19 March, 2011, 14:03:17 »
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« Reply #19 on: 19 March, 2011, 14:04:44 »
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« Reply #20 on: 19 March, 2011, 14:43:35 »
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Xeda this IS awesome. The fact that BASIC or ASM can be integrated with no effort make it unique. I'm very interested to see where you take this. Cheesy
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« Reply #21 on: 19 March, 2011, 14:54:32 »
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I also like the fact that we have a fast interpreted langauge.
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« Reply #22 on: 19 March, 2011, 17:09:55 »
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Wow, I just saw the thing about A' (and the other vars).  That's awesome! Azn
Great job on this, Zeda. Smiley
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« Reply #23 on: 19 March, 2011, 20:05:50 »
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Quote from: Scout on 19 March, 2011, 13:55:02
Can you make an example with smoothscrolling?
My next command goal is to make use of pointers to data and the ability to read and write data. From there, I can make use of the sprite commands and possibly make a smoothscrolling thing Smiley
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Add/delete vertices
Add edges (direction not shown, but they are directed)
Arrange vertices in a circle (in the future, you will be able to define levels of rings and the number of nodes in each)
Create complete graphs quickly

Plans:
Add adjacency matrix viewer
Deleting edges
Multiple graphs support
Arrows for directed graphs
Planarity testing
Matrix operations
Weighted edges
Chromatic polynomials
Chromatic numbers

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EnG                 [oo--------]
Grammer             [ooo-------]
AsmComp             [ooo-------]
Partex              [oooo------]
BatLib              [oooooooo--]
Grammer82           [----------]
Grammer68000        [----------]


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             -Learning to program z80 in hexadecimal before using an assembler (no computer was
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« Reply #24 on: 19 March, 2011, 20:22:19 »
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Quote from: Xeda112358 on 19 March, 2011, 20:05:50
Quote from: Scout on 19 March, 2011, 13:55:02
Can you make an example with smoothscrolling?
My next command goal is to make use of pointers to data and the ability to read and write data. From there, I can make use of the sprite commands and possibly make a smoothscrolling thing Smiley
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Give us a smoothscrolling example (sprites and all that stuff, pointers, etc) and you'll have a few more Smiley
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« Reply #25 on: 19 March, 2011, 23:40:01 »
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Aw, I added pointers and some new things and I tried making a tilemap routine in ReCode... Sad
It took 25/64 of a second to produce and display a tilemap. That means it can only produce 5 tilemaps in 2 seconds which doesn't look smooth at all Sad Anywho, the new commands and syntax are:

Pt-Off( copies some bytes from a var to a fixed RAM area and returns a pointer to it in Ans
using {#,Size instead of a string will use the bytes at address # as data.

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Spoiler for Graphiti:
This is a graph explorer for graph theory. It will require lots of work to finish. Currently you can:
Add/delete vertices
Add edges (direction not shown, but they are directed)
Arrange vertices in a circle (in the future, you will be able to define levels of rings and the number of nodes in each)
Create complete graphs quickly

Plans:
Add adjacency matrix viewer
Deleting edges
Multiple graphs support
Arrows for directed graphs
Planarity testing
Matrix operations
Weighted edges
Chromatic polynomials
Chromatic numbers

Spoiler for Stats:

Samocal             [o---------]
Virtual Processor   [o---------]
EnG                 [oo--------]
Grammer             [ooo-------]
AsmComp             [ooo-------]
Partex              [oooo------]
BatLib              [oooooooo--]
Grammer82           [----------]
Grammer68000        [----------]


Pseudonyms:  Zeda, Xeda, Thunderbolt
Languages:   English, français
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Known For:   -Creator of the Grammer programming language
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              with over 100 functions and a simple programming language
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« Reply #26 on: 27 March, 2011, 04:59:16 »
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Quote from: Xeda112358 on 17 March, 2011, 18:32:13
Well it isn't quite as fast  as Axe because it has to convert all of the numbers on the fly. The main difference between Axe and this is that ReCode is interpreted so most codes should be smaller than an Axe program. Plus, you can use assembly, BASIC, and ReCode in the same program Cheesy

With that in mind, I think my goal over the summer will be to create an app that takes total control of the RAM and is solely an environment to create and execute programs. It will not use the OS whatsoever. The problem with that, though, is that I will need to have a way to eventually give control back to the OS (for linking and to use the calc as a calc Cheesy)
That would be nice. It would be great if we could create/read from appvars like Axe does if it's not possible already, and use them as memory areas to store data. I guess safeRAM areas would be out of the question, though. X.x
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« Reply #27 on: 27 March, 2011, 07:25:14 »
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For now I will need to, but if I do make that programming environment, I am going to be writing my own variable structures and VAT, so there will be more RAM to be used and there will be vars that ReCode can use. My plans are to add these vars:
Pictures (variable size?)
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Spoiler for Graphiti:
This is a graph explorer for graph theory. It will require lots of work to finish. Currently you can:
Add/delete vertices
Add edges (direction not shown, but they are directed)
Arrange vertices in a circle (in the future, you will be able to define levels of rings and the number of nodes in each)
Create complete graphs quickly

Plans:
Add adjacency matrix viewer
Deleting edges
Multiple graphs support
Arrows for directed graphs
Planarity testing
Matrix operations
Weighted edges
Chromatic polynomials
Chromatic numbers

Spoiler for Stats:

Samocal             [o---------]
Virtual Processor   [o---------]
EnG                 [oo--------]
Grammer             [ooo-------]
AsmComp             [ooo-------]
Partex              [oooo------]
BatLib              [oooooooo--]
Grammer82           [----------]
Grammer68000        [----------]


Pseudonyms:  Zeda, Xeda, Thunderbolt
Languages:   English, français
Programming: z80 Assmebly
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             TI-BASIC (83/84/+/SE, 89/89t/92)
Known For:   -Creator of the Grammer programming language
              (Winning program of zContest2011)
             -BatLib- One of the most feature packed libraries for BASIC programmers available
              with over 100 functions and a simple programming language
             -Learning to program z80 in hexadecimal before using an assembler (no computer was
              available!)
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« Reply #28 on: 27 March, 2011, 23:38:26 »
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Ah nice, but I wonder how it would work in BASIC, since the other RAM is used by the OS sometimes in BASIC?
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« Reply #29 on: 27 March, 2011, 23:42:24 »
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Oh, that version would not use BASIC at all Sad It would use its own tokens, its own variables, et cetera and it would only work with the OS through entering or exiting the environment.
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FileSyst is an application that provides a folder and filesystem for the TI-83+/84+ calculators. It is designed to be easy to access and use in BASIC, and it can be used to access game files and save data, or to create a command prompt, among other things:

Spoiler for Graphiti:
This is a graph explorer for graph theory. It will require lots of work to finish. Currently you can:
Add/delete vertices
Add edges (direction not shown, but they are directed)
Arrange vertices in a circle (in the future, you will be able to define levels of rings and the number of nodes in each)
Create complete graphs quickly

Plans:
Add adjacency matrix viewer
Deleting edges
Multiple graphs support
Arrows for directed graphs
Planarity testing
Matrix operations
Weighted edges
Chromatic polynomials
Chromatic numbers

Spoiler for Stats:

Samocal             [o---------]
Virtual Processor   [o---------]
EnG                 [oo--------]
Grammer             [ooo-------]
AsmComp             [ooo-------]
Partex              [oooo------]
BatLib              [oooooooo--]
Grammer82           [----------]
Grammer68000        [----------]


Pseudonyms:  Zeda, Xeda, Thunderbolt
Languages:   English, français
Programming: z80 Assmebly
             Grammer
             TI-BASIC (83/84/+/SE, 89/89t/92)
Known For:   -Creator of the Grammer programming language
              (Winning program of zContest2011)
             -BatLib- One of the most feature packed libraries for BASIC programmers available
              with over 100 functions and a simple programming language
             -Learning to program z80 in hexadecimal before using an assembler (no computer was
              available!)
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