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Geek Culture / TI and Assembly

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Osiris
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Posted: 3rd Oct 2006 08:02
I found out how to program it on the Calc (assembly that is) but I dont know where to find the commands for assembly on the Calc, does anyone know where to find them?

SirFire
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Posted: 3rd Oct 2006 10:46
Osiris
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Posted: 3rd Oct 2006 22:57
No, this is on the TI-83 Plus.

Kevin Picone
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Posted: 4th Oct 2006 00:02
Hmmm, apparently It uses a Z80. Those things are as old as the hills, so you'll find plenty of pages on z80 asm out there.

Lots of stuff on google under TI-83 Plus assembly. http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en&q=TI-83+Plus+assembly&btnG=Google+Search&meta=

QuothTheRaven
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Posted: 4th Oct 2006 06:44
It's impossible to program assembly on the calculator, unless you know the actual hex values, like me. Here's a program for you:

:AsmPrgm
:EF4045210000
:24B344224C84
:21A89DEF0A45
:C9--------00

Put any hex values between the C9 and the 00. Experiment Just don't put 00 because that exits the program. Try C91122334400.

Then run your program with Asm(PrgmNAME)
AsmPrgm can be found in your catalouge

Also, if you mess up any one of those numbers, it will clear your RAM.

Fun fact: with the APP MirageOS you can permenantly destroy any calculator.

Also, if you press [MODE] [ALPHA] [S] and your version is 1.13, please resond at once so that I can show you fun things to do with a bug in the OS.

Osiris
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Posted: 5th Oct 2006 01:08 Edited at: 5th Oct 2006 01:11
Oh yes, tell me fun things, I accidentally switched the color of the screen black and the words white once. What does that program do, and how do you know the Hex values, how did you figure them out?

FINN MAN
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Posted: 5th Oct 2006 02:32

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