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Re: Nspire Java
« Reply #15 on: October 21, 2012, 09:43:22 pm »
very true, anyway the topic isnt that old.
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Re: Nspire Java
« Reply #16 on: October 22, 2012, 12:00:30 am »
I wanted to do something like this to:
1. Get better at Java coding since I'm taking an AP course on Computer Science and Java is the language that were using.
2. Force me to learn C or Assembly because I think that I need to learn either if not both of those languages as well.
3. Help out everyone else that wants to use Java on the Nspire.

I think that doing something like this will help me become a better programmer in general which is why i want to do it.  Also I think if I start it and get it going maybe people will end up joining the project and helping out.  The problem is that I am busy with school so it will take a while but I'm still willing to learn and try.
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Re: Nspire Java
« Reply #17 on: October 22, 2012, 12:24:37 am »
If there was a team that would devote itself to this project, I'd donate some of my time towards helping, it'd just need to be active so work isn't gone to waste. Perhaps we could see what was done so far for khavi and merge the two efforts? Personally, if there are C implementations of the JVM out there, it'd be more of an effort of changing code to support Nspire-C as well as the hardware. Not a complete rewrite of every concept, so, at least on the outside, it doesn't look to be that monumental of an effort to port it. Then again, I didn't get that far into my own attempt due to difficulties figuring out the development environment for Nspire.
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Re: Nspire Java
« Reply #18 on: October 22, 2012, 07:58:34 am »
If you're using a Linux OS, with the latest Ndless SDK, the installation is just a matter of unzipping the archive, opening NdlessEditor, and using the menus to build and transfer the program to the emulator.
HOMER-16, you should give it a try to forget your bad experience with the setup :)
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