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Toolchain libraries will never be supported as compiling directly from C code.

I cannot reproduce this. Are you sure you have the latest version of Cesium? https://github.com/mateoconlechuga/cesi ... ses/latest

Looks difficult haha.

Has anyone beaten this yet? I might give it a try later if not.

If you are curious about C and want to try learning it, this update was made for you! The toolchain has been completely revamped and now uses jacobly's fasmg-ez80 tools to perform the assembling and linking stages that were once handled by the old ZDS tools. What this means: ⋅ You no longe...

Very nice work

Impressive work

The release is here! Download: https://tiplanet.org/forum/archives_voir.php?id=320019 Anywho, here's a rundown of what is new: + Cesium is now a full fledged application! + Don't need any extra RAM to start Cesium + Stub return location is stored in the archive so can now use all of ram + Minor bugf...

I tried exactly what you told me to Epharius. The issue is not with CEmu, the converters, or anything else. It is merely the difference between your computer screen which you have probably configured differently. There is no point in emulating something that doesn't exist. Turn up the brightness on ...

There is nothing wrong with the output; I have tested both methods. It is caused because you tilt your calculator, as shown in the screenshot you posted. LCD displays have really bad polarization effects, in addition to alternate gammas which may not be consistent across devices. Viewed from straigh...