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The TI graphing calculators have a mode for writing your own programs. Typically this is done using TI-BASIC, but if you prefix the program with the AsmPrgm sy
by Xcelerate 10y ago
The TI graphing calculators have a mode for writing your own programs. Typically this is done using TI-BASIC, but if you prefix the program with the AsmPrgm symbol, it will allow you to directly write Z80 opcodes as hex values. Combined with a TI-provided guide for making bcalls (calls into common routines that have already been written, like changing LCD settings or multiplying floats), it's not too difficult to write a short ASM program by hand.
- mikeknoop 10y agoFun times. I did the same hand compiling back in middle school on a couple long plane flights where I didn't have access to a full compiler. Shame this never shipped: http://www.detachedsolutions.com/main/oldnews.php?item=58 http://www.detachedsolutions.com/main/oldnews.php?item=58