Since I'm not really working on this anymore, I think I should share it with you.

It describes how to setup an ndless development environment and how to make your first program in C (with screenshots )

If there are any english/grammar fails or if I made any mistakes, please tell me.

By changing some strings in the OS image, you can make the document browser view all files in all folders.
I can't publish it here because I have changed the values in the phoenix.raw file.
Screenshots:

Hi, I have to generate random numbers on the Nspire... Till now I have been using this function:
int random(int max)
{
    unsigned int *counter = (unsigned int *) 0x9001000C;
    return *counter/(65535/max);
}(same way as in nTris)

This works fine for me on the emulator, but on real hardware It often gives the same numbers
In my case I'm using random(3) for random level generation in Shunledge (whole source here, topic here).. so, what could be a better way to do this?

PS: Yes, I have initialized the timer

Hey, I wanted to make an on-screen console for the nspire.
Normal text output works fine, but i wanted an sprintf()-like function to output text, so I made this function:
void c_swrite(struct console *c, char* format, int len, char bgColor, char textColor, ...)
{
char buf[len];
memset(buf,'\0',sizeof(char)*len);
va_list arglist;
va_start(arglist,textColor);
vsprintf(buf,format,arglist);
c_write(c,buf,bgColor,textColor);
va_end(arglist);
}
Always when this function reaches vsprintf, the emulator crashes.

Error at PC=102F45C0: Unaligned read_word: 1800e0ed
         Backtrace:
Frame     PrvFrame Self     Return   Start
1800E0B0: 1800E0E8 1800E0B4 1106E9DC 102F4210
1800E0E8: 1109CA20 00000000 1800E934 1106E5A4
I have attached my whole source.
So, what am I doing wrong?

Shunledge

In this game you have 3 seconds time to memorize holes in the ground before it disappears in a cloud.
Then you have to reach the other side by jumping over these holes.

Controls:
Right/6 - Move forward
Up/8/Ctrl - Jump

The project page at nspforge can be found here.

I still need a new cloud sprite. If you want to create it for me look here.

Screenshot:


Download

1337mod for Nspire

Hi, i was messing around with the OS files a bit today and I made a small tool in C that replaces the English (U.S.) language file with 13375P34K

Just transfer both the 1337mod.tns and the 1337_resources.tns to your Nspire and make sure that
both files are located in your document's root directory, otherwise this will not work.
Then click on 1337mod.tns and a message will popup that the installation was successfully, after this the calculator will reboot.
It might be a bit buggy, for example you can't see the calculator's free space, but it should work fine.

Refer to the readme.txt to see how to undo this.