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General Discussion => Introduce Yourself! => Topic started by: Thanos_of_MW on July 17, 2012, 03:15:30 pm
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Just my introduction, new member here. I've only programmed calculators in basic before, but I am an EE with 20+ years experience programming microcontrollers in assembly. I feel sorry I never learned C or any of its derivatives, as it seems to be prevalent everywhere, but can't stomach the syntax ;D I need to get over that. I've used TI-83+, 84+, 89 and many Casios, including cg10.
Thanks to the dedicated members that keep giving great utilities to use for the calculators 8)
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Welcome here :D
!peanuts
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Welcome. I hope you enjoy your stay.
Have some peanuts!
!peanuts
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Welcome! What brings you to Omnimaga? It seems like you have quite a bit of experience in assembly already. There's also a language called Axe (http://www.omnimaga.org/index.php?board=162.0) that's pretty popular around here. Do you have any projects in mind?
Also, here's some more peanuts ;):
!peanuts
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Hey there!
TI-89 I hear? Do you also own one? I'm always interested when someone does, because sadly enough nobody works on those kind of calcs anymore.
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Welcome! What brings you to Omnimaga? It seems like you have quite a bit of experience in assembly already. There's also a language called Axe (http://www.omnimaga.org/index.php?board=162.0) that's pretty popular around here. Do you have any projects in mind?
Also, here's some more peanuts ;):
!peanuts
Thanks guys, love peanuts :D
Projects in mind? Not many at the moment that involve calculators, but who knows, something may come to mind :D
To 3rik: I'll check that link, thanks!
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Hey there!
TI-89 I hear? Do you also own one? I'm always interested when someone does, because sadly enough nobody works on those kind of calcs anymore.
Sadly no. I leased it for a semester back when in college.
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There's a edit button so that you don't have to double-post, just so you know ;)
And welcome to omnimaga
And have some more peanuts!
!peanuts
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Heya and welcome here. :) I own a lot of calculators but I only really programmed on the TI-83 Plus. Omnimaga is mainly oriented towards TI and Casio game development, but there are also programming help sections, and I think C is quite popular since it can be used on TI-Nspires, Casio FX-9860G and PRIZM calculators. Also there's a computer programming (handheld/mobile can do as well) section on the forums too if you do any non-calculator programming. :)
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Hello Thanos, welcome to Omnimaga! What brings you here? We are a community of hobbyist with varying intrests and skill levels. There are quite a large variety of project going on here ranging from emulators on limited hardware (a gameboy emulator on the 83+/84+ platform) to Axe parser (a brand new compiled language that can be programmed on calculator in the BASIC program editor), a 4 color video player (on b&w hardware), and hardware projects like a game controller that connects to the calculator! Therde are many games such as a minecraft 2d, clone , doom ports, and many others. I hope you find many things to perk your interest. Cemetech.net is another similar site that I'd recommend checking out. The owner, Kerm Martin is an EE as well as a programmer and has done some cool stuff ther as well. Sorry for this post looking a bit jumbled, but i'm posting from my phone. ;)
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Hey there!
TI-89 I hear? Do you also own one? I'm always interested when someone does, because sadly enough nobody works on those kind of calcs anymore.
Sadly no. I leased it for a semester back when in college.
Oh, well its ok. Just saying it's a really nice calc. Do you also own a certain calc?
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Hello Thanos, welcome to Omnimaga! What brings you here? We are a community of hobbyist with varying intrests and skill levels. There are quite a large variety of project going on here ranging from emulators on limited hardware (a gameboy emulator on the 83+/84+ platform) to Axe parser (a brand new compiled language that can be programmed on calculator in the BASIC program editor), a 4 color video player (on b&w hardware), and hardware projects like a game controller that connects to the calculator! Therde are many games such as a minecraft 2d, clone , doom ports, and many others. I hope you find many things to perk your interest. Cemetech.net is another similar site that I'd recommend checking out. The owner, Kerm Martin is an EE as well as a programmer and has done some cool stuff ther as well. Sorry for this post looking a bit jumbled, but i'm posting from my phone. ;)
Hello Art, just checking on ideas and applications for calculators. I got my hands on a casio fx-cg10 (color screen) and wanted to see what can be done before I open it and start thinkering with the hardware. The nice display gives me ideas (the native software is slow), so I want to see if the unit is viable for other applications. I'll check what KM has done. I'm sure as a EE/programmer he's already gone through some of the stuff I want to check (why reinvent the wheel?) ;)
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It's great that you've worked with the TI-89. I've programmed on it too.