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3991
« on: January 06, 2011, 10:05:23 am »
With the start of school, I believe that Kerm will not be the only one less active, but his situation is differente 
3992
« on: January 06, 2011, 10:01:40 am »
Oh, Kerm.
This is way too good. Yet another limit broken!
We need a special chip/piece to do this, but yeah, another limit was broken!
3993
« on: January 06, 2011, 10:00:27 am »
This looks great, I can imagine a TI-83+ Series one, since there are more projects for this one 
3994
« on: January 06, 2011, 09:58:02 am »
* ScoutDavid likes Omnimaga.
3995
« on: January 06, 2011, 09:57:33 am »
SirCmpwn, thanks for sharing the subroutine SW Nice job Qwerty, I just don't think the space between letters is that necessary, can you later have a command to choose whether we want it or not? I'd be glad 
3996
« on: January 06, 2011, 09:39:12 am »
Cool to hear, I'm glad this progresses nicely. Also the replace all function will be very useful because I hated in some softwares when there were either no replace function or I had to press replace over 100 times (or retype everything all the time) when I needed to change parts of code or something all accross my program.
There is no 'Find' option yet though, I don't have any clue on how to make one. Here's how the 'Export to 8xp' will work: 210100
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C9This is the code dor ld hl,1
inc hl
inc hl
B_CALL _DispHLI'm not sure if it will create an Assembly program or a Basic TI-OS program: AsmPrgm
210100
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EF0745
C9what do you prefer?
3997
« on: January 06, 2011, 09:35:27 am »
WOAH THIS IS AWESOME!!!! Congratulations Kerm!
3998
« on: January 05, 2011, 10:10:01 am »
3999
« on: January 03, 2011, 07:44:29 am »
even without adjectives, the amount of data is too ridiculously huge to fit on a ti-calc. the idea of customisation is still a wonderful one which could be used to create a huge number of games, such as something similar to Drawn to Life.
The user makes the game.... Epic mario?
4000
« on: January 03, 2011, 07:33:53 am »
Moi, j'aime beaucoup le TI-Basic car on peut tromper l'environnement (et c'est assez amusant).
Ce que je préfère est l'assembleur car on peut vraiment voir comment marche le système, on comprend plein de choses (entre autres le stockage des informations, les interruptions ...), et le langage est tellement bas niveau que c'est vraiment sympa à programmer, d'autant plus que c'est ce qu'il y a de plus optimisé pour la calculatrice.
L'Axe ne me déplait pas, c'est d'ailleurs en connaissant l'asm que je comprends le style de la programmation Axe (par exemple, le !If qui vient des bons conditionnels). Son avantage est d'être presque aussi rapide que l'assembleur et assez facile. On peut même faire facilement des applications.
Par contre, je crois que je ne peux pas voter pour mon propre questionnaire, je me trompe ?
Avec l'assembleur nous pouvouns aussi destroyer la calculatrice mais avec le TI-Basic nous ne le pouvons pas faire.
4001
« on: January 03, 2011, 07:33:01 am »
Thanks Quigibo, I should try that in the NSpire 84+ Keypad
4002
« on: January 03, 2011, 07:23:14 am »
Looks like a very interesting puzzle game in Axe, let's hope that we get something as good in the Cage Matches.
It's also pleasant to see greyscale, animated background and decent sprites in Axe. Congratulations schmibs!
4003
« on: January 02, 2011, 02:23:34 pm »
HTML is not a programming language, I'm sure. No functions, variables, etc. It's a markup language 
4004
« on: January 02, 2011, 01:01:39 pm »
I'm blaming the fact that the bot for OmnomIRC is now OmniBot45 and not Omnimaga, since the problem started then. (Right after Omnimaga froze, and then OmniBot45 joined the channel and flooded #omnimaga with the missing messages.)
I prefer OmnomIRC rather than OmniBot45, afterall, we're not bots 
4005
« on: January 02, 2011, 12:12:07 pm »
Features: > Disassembles a .8xp file (pre-beta stage, working more or less) > You can type Hexadecimal code and it'll be converted to Assembly code in almost real time > Convert decimal to hexadecimal > Convert hexadecimal to decimal > Edit menu: >> Select All >> Undo >> Redo >> Copy >> Cut >> Paste >> Clear >> Number of Words >> Find and Replace > File Menu >> New >> Load .8xp File (working better now) >> Open a hex file (.txt, .hex) >> Save Asm (.txt, .asm) >> Save HeX (.txt, .hex) >> Save Asm and Hex (.txt) >> Exit > Convert Menu >> Convert > Tools Menu >> Decimal to hexadecimal >> Hexadecimal to decimal > Help Menu >> About RAM Addresses and Labels are now written in hexadecimal with a $ before. What I'm sure will be updated next version: > Possibility to save as .z80; What I still have to do: > Bcalls; > Negatives; > GUI Fixes; > Optimizations (not that the program is slow, it's quite fast actually); > Try real-time conversion. Link www.davidgom.co.cc/Assemblex0004.zip
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