Attached, this will crash the calculator. It crashes when you run it.

Send me one of those .hex files please.

This is great, Scout! It works so nicely! Is there a way to change the output file? I can definitely use this for BatLib ♥ The next step is to create a program that converts a file of all hex into a .hex file (in the proper format). If that can be done, I will no longer have to worry about using TASM !

You mean 210100 to an Assembly file (.8xp) which only instruction is ld hl,1. BTW, it crashes calc. If that's what you mean, I've been working on it for a few months now, and repeatedly asking for help over at Cemetech. That's also all I need to do to finish Assemblex. And then you can use Assemblex *ONLY* to develop programs.

Also, not sure if I can create Applications, that is very hard.

I may have an idea (Kerm Martian's actually).

; OK, so let's first get stuff ready! (Open the GUI stack!)
 call OpenGUIStack
 ; Text is stored in HL already, no need to move it around!
 ; Save hl!
 push hl
 ; Now find the length of the string arg!
 call sub_Length
 ; Copy it to the correct place...
 ex de,hl
 ; ...and bring back the string arg!
 pop hl
 ; Set window type!
 ld a,GUIRSmallWin
 
 ; Push the GUI!
When you call OpenGUIStack, it probably deletes what's in hl, so then you can't really push it.

That thing in Freyaday's hand looks like a pokéball

Quote from: Scout on April 12, 2011, 11:01:49 am

Quote from: Compynerd255 on April 12, 2011, 11:00:21 am

And you wouldn't even have to leave Doors CS to transfer files!

That's a long run project...

At first, we'd have to create the download and upload system, but we need a server, right? And then we need people to take care of the server *forever*.

No, you wouldn't need a server. It would be more like P2P. A custom version of the gCn client could also be attached to the ticalc.org server, so you could download anything there.

Hum, let's say I want to transfer file A.8xp to you, both of us have to be online? Ok, then, but a server would be nice too, and Kerm has made that before so he could explain us.

Quote from: DJ_O on April 12, 2011, 12:08:04 am

Ah ok I see. Hopefully you get more computer access eventually. At one point I remember having to share the computer with my bro and mom and it was annoying X.x

Fortunately, I'm applying for an internship to Microsoft, which means that if I get it, not only will I be able to post here often during the summer, but also, after I set aside cash for my mission and college, I'll be able to buy myself a netbook or laptop.

Way to go, good luck with getting the job!

I also think we're getting a little offtopic now.

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Funny, Stefan Bauwens posted this in TI-Freakware

I don't remember saying that... Also, BatLib doesn't work that way, so it wouldn't use a jr There is a pointer stored in RAM that tells where the next byte to parse is. Actually, I use the same pointer as the BASIC parser, which is why when it reaches "Stop" the BASIC program pics up where it left off. That is also why ReCode can execute after C000h

I misunderstood this:

nd I don't know if I want to add support for long labels or just one

Sorry.