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Calculator Community => Other Calc-Related Projects and Ideas => TI Z80 => Topic started by: zero44 on March 30, 2012, 03:21:45 pm
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This is a secret project :ninja: for the moment, but I think in June/July it will be finished and publishable.
What I can actually say is that this is an Axe project, helping to make Axe projects :hyper:
It's supposed to backup source code, launch asm program and edit the source code in some ways.
But if you can wait, I think (and §I hope) that it will help lots of people (for those who are not beginning in Axe).
Enjoy. (even if you have nothing to see >:D )
EDIT: faked screenshot[
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So is this a development environment, like XDE, or a set of libraries, or what?
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Seems interesting. Is it kinda like an add-on to the program editor or like LincolnB said, an IDE?
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/me really wants to know what this is
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This is a secret project :ninja: for the moment, but I think in June/July it will be finished and publishable.
What I can actually say is that this is an Axe project, helping to make Axe projects :hyper:
It's supposed to backup source code, launch asm program and edit the source code in some ways.
But if you can wait, I think (and §I hope) that it will help lots of people (for those who are not beginning in Axe).
Enjoy. (even if you have nothing to see >:D )
Nice zero44!
I wonder how your program will edit the source code "in some ways". I hope this'll be an Axe program that'll be able to edit Axe Source code in a nice IDE type thing as others have said.
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By the way how much coding have been done so far?
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/me really wants to know what this is
I second this
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/me really wants to know what this is
I second this
Third-ed! I do find it a bit strange that a topic was created when there was no development or information to post about whatsoever
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/me really wants to know what this is
I second this
Third-ed! I do find it a bit strange that a topic was created when there was no development or information to post about whatsoever
Fourth-ed cause I feel like being in the loop :3
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/me really wants to know what this is
I second this
Third-ed! I do find it a bit strange that a topic was created when there was no development or information to post about whatsoever
Fourth-ed cause I feel like being in the loop :3
fifthed to join in. I really do need to learn axe sometime and maybe this would be helpful if it was a nice IDE for the calc
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Well, at this point I think that this is just a knee-jerk post without any real substance. Maybe if the OP could post some actual content instead of just making us bump this every few minutes?
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I can't say I'm a particularly big fan of these kinds of posts. If it's a secret project, don't post and let us be surprised or give us some details. But, to each their own.
EDIT: Also, the name would seem to give the impression that this is something Quigibo himself developed and released. Perhaps something to clarify that this isn't an official SDK would be in order?
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EDIT: Also, the name would seem to give the impression that this is something Quigibo himself developed and released. Perhaps something to clarify that this isn't an official SDK would be in order?
I second this.
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Seeing as the author doesn't want to bother giving more info and is ignoring us, maybe the topic should be locked?
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Seeing as the author doesn't want to bother giving more info and is ignoring us, maybe the topic should be locked?
Not yet, DJ; he hasn't been here since he posted this. He doesn't know. Let's wait 'till he shows up again.
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Ah right, maybe he didn't log in, although this kinda seems weird, still.
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Awkward...
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I'm wondering if this wasn't some sort of April Fool's joke, looking at the date...
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It could be a TI-Concours's project, I think he want just suspense before announcing it. ;)
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I'm wondering if this wasn't some sort of April Fool's joke, looking at the date...
if it was it would be a bad timing, he lives in france, and at the time he posted it was still 30th march :)
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I'm wondering if this wasn't some sort of April Fool's joke, looking at the date...
if it was it would be a bad timing, he lives in france, and at the time he posted it was still 30th march :)
Yeah it says March 30th here too but I've seen some people do them earlier.
It would be pretty cool if it's real tho ;D
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I wouldn't recommend the continual bumping of this topic. The Op hasn't posted a single thing here since the first post. Not only that, but the post was really vague. Why not wait and see if they respond?
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Yes, it's for TI-Concours.
It's like a program manager, see : http://ti-concours.com/axe/projets/voirprojet.php?cat=2&pseudo=Zero44
Actually, the compiled code is near to 7500o, needs at least 1500o to be executed ...
But app compiling is not working.
It should be able for example to edit sprites, into hexa then into the code.
(there's actually 'ghosts' programs, but idk if it's the pgm or my calc -_-')
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I abandon the project.
In ASM, the exe's size is too much for TI-OS, and the appvar mem doesn't work .. ANYMORE ! -_-'''
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what exactly was it you were trying to accomplish?
if you show people what you have so far they may be able to help you.
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Actually, the program is able to shutdown calc, be protected by a pincode (but the internal appvar storage doesn't work), organize Axe source codes in folders ( a source needs to be in RAM to be moved ), run ASM programs from their source code and back up the source ( with an automatic mode which backup only when you did big changes since last backup ),display or not grayscales.
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the auto backup only on large changes sounds like a good way to save flash and save sourcecode at the same time =)
how did you manage to make it compile things from within the program?
and what do you mean by "internal appvar"?
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Wouldn't Fullrene/Crabcake be able to help bypassing the executable code limit?
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Actually that didnt really sound like a devkit O.o, more like an utility?
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the program's settings are stored in an appvar.
But now the storage doesn't work.
@shmibs : I thought to make something which creates a second backup appvar, whoch contains only the last little changes =)