neuronix a écrit:It is possible to download this project?

The project is not in that stage that I can ask people to test it out

Today I've started creating an image, as for the homescreen of the ASM port, and as a logo for my documentation. This is the result:



Do you like it? Wanna change something?

That is definitively a nice idea if you can pull this off. Three things, though: -Make sure to start small, because this project will be a massive undertaking. In my opinion, it doesn't have to be 100% identical to TI-BASIC. For example, you don't have to implement every single BASIC command, since...

In this post, I will try to explain a bit more about ICE. I made a connection with Axe in my first post, but the only common is, that they are both parsing TI-BASIC. Axe is a totally different language, with other possibilities, while ICE just parse 'normal' BASIC. My hope is, to make ICE such, that...

Finally! :D Indeed, the basic variables are very slow, and that's not a good idea to RCL/STO in these vars everytime. You told me that (maybe) it will be possible to choose a specific variable (such as X,Y,Z) slower than the others, to store decimal numbers, do you still plan to do that? Anyway, go...

There is something I didn't really get with your project. Is it a new language based on Basic tokens (like Axe was) or a Basic compiler (like Axe wasn't) ? Either way, it's good to take and I wish you luck with this, but you compare your project several times with Axe but on the other hand you also...

There is something I didn't really get with your project. Is it a new language based on Basic tokens (like Axe was) or a Basic compiler (like Axe wasn't) ? Either way, it's good to take and I wish you luck with this, but you compare your project several times with Axe but on the other hand you also...

Hello everyone! I can imagine many, many people are waiting for this post, but yeah, one must be the first to start such project ;) I want to introduce this program: ICE - an interpreter/compiler of CE-BASIC Hooray! It would look like Axe Parser, but then for the newest calculator, the TI-84+CE. Now...

noelnadal a écrit:By the way, how do you ensure that for task 4 our code can be decompressed ? Do we have to give you an explanation along with our program ?

As far as I've seen, all the people who sent task #4 explained how to decompress.

And still 6 hours to go! I've received some entries, but these are still much less as the participants
Even if you don't have all the 5 programs, you can submit your entries!