Omnimaga
Calculator Community => Casio Calculators => Topic started by: fxdev on April 01, 2011, 05:39:48 pm
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Here are my password-reading programs. :)
Press [DEL] to remove the password from a Casio-Basic program.
On the Prizm, go to system menu and use UserKey as the system password.
(http://img687.imageshack.us/img687/9991/passwdfx9860g.png)
(http://img51.imageshack.us/img51/8586/passwdscreen.png)
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Lol nice work. Personally I don't think protecting your programs is a good idea unless you are worried someone might accidentally delete stuff from them and cause their game copy to not work anymore, because due to the TI community nature, people welcome open source stuff more and opening your programs allow other people to learn. We can learn programming by reading other people source code, so if everything is locked down it's much harder to learn.
If you check older topics here, I think there's a debate about keeping programs locked or unlocked.
That said, one advantage of locking programs on TI calcs is that it makes the EDIT menu less cluttered, but there's no way to permanently lock a program.
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Is this using gcc or the 9860g SDK to compile?
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My SDK uses tools from the fx-9860G SDK.
I'm not sure if you can build this with micro-SDK version 0.90, though.
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Are you planning on transitioning at any point to gcc? I'm currently working on porting the Insight source to compile under gcc. The advantage with using gcc is that compilation is simpler and it is more optimized.
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Did a small test and yes, can still be built with version 0.90
Are you planning on transitioning at any point to gcc? I'm currently working on porting the Insight source to compile under gcc. The advantage with using gcc is that compilation is simpler and it is more optimized.
No, I have no plans for this. Version 1.00 will be the last one.
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This is a quick hack to make password reader work on the new fx-CG50.
Note that you can use [F2]+[Up]+[AC/ON],[9] to remove the system password since OS 1.04