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Other Calculators / possibly useful n-spire/arm9 discovery
« on: May 27, 2010, 11:16:25 pm »
this is the pdf i found

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TI Z80 / Portal Y the next generation
« on: May 07, 2010, 08:19:34 pm »
I had a crazy idea. Builder boy wrote portal X to run at 9fps on a z80 running at 15mhz and with 24kB of ram.  Well the N-spire has 90mhz processor, 32MB of ram and an OS that is a million times more intelligent than the TI 84's. (nucleus itself not the TI front end) to put things in perspective the N-spires processor it clocked 18 times faster then the 84 and is a better architecture plus its 32 bit as opposed to 8 bit we are talking around 50 times the computational power of the 84 and over 1186 times the memory. with this kind of memory it should be possible to write a full 3d portal running at 30 fps interlaced. (because the screen is fine enough that it can be gotten away with)
To give a comparison the Nintendo DS has about the same if not less processor power, spread across to processors so there is extra overhead of coordination, then the N-spire and one 4mb of ram + 656k of video ram to the N-spires 32MB (including OS space). 3d rendering a physics are completely possible on the N-spire and portal is only a tiny bit of a strech

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TI Z80 / Tetris in TI basic
« on: April 13, 2010, 09:42:31 pm »
I'm going to write tetris in entirely TI basic for the 84+ and possibly the 83+ if I can work out the timing of it. Ultimately I'm rewriting a program I made a while back I had it almost complete but I lost the code when my calculator was stolen this time I'm going to finish it.
I challenge someone to finish writing it before me.  And just so we're all on a level playing field it must be able finish one block drop and move to the next in less then a second unless it has to eliminate a row and be at least 16 blocks across. I have gotten 99% of the way there in the past and I had to split It into 4 programs to work it into memory.  A launcher that unarchived and archive the other 3, a setup program and a clean up program only the setup and 1 of the 3 others fit in memory at the same time when you had all the variable information and nothing else could be in memory while it run. Needless to say it toke up a lot of space.  trust me It takes every trick in the book to make it work.  call it the ultimate TI Basic challenge.

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Introduce Yourself! / hello
« on: April 13, 2010, 04:58:29 pm »
I'm just doing the official say hi thing so hi

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