Author: patrickdavidson
Posted: 22 Nov 2012 06:16:58 pm (GMT -5)
I have now released alpha version 9 - http://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~pad/emu/v9.html
This version adds the ability to transfer variables to the emulated calculator, so you are no longer limited to running the pre-loaded programs. Note that most of my testing has been with the pre-loaded programs so compatibility with others is rather limited. On the plus side, at least Another Mario 1.04 work!
KermMartian: There isn't any automatic generator beyond what you can see in the script itself. That would perhaps be called "semi-automatic" since I certainly didn't type in all the tens of thousands of opcodes individually, but rather for each instruction (or group of very similar instructions) loop through all the possible registers, addressing modes, and sizes to generate the code for each one in the opcode table.
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The TI-85 shall reign supreme, always and forever
Posted: 22 Nov 2012 06:16:58 pm (GMT -5)
I have now released alpha version 9 - http://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~pad/emu/v9.html
This version adds the ability to transfer variables to the emulated calculator, so you are no longer limited to running the pre-loaded programs. Note that most of my testing has been with the pre-loaded programs so compatibility with others is rather limited. On the plus side, at least Another Mario 1.04 work!
KermMartian: There isn't any automatic generator beyond what you can see in the script itself. That would perhaps be called "semi-automatic" since I certainly didn't type in all the tens of thousands of opcodes individually, but rather for each instruction (or group of very similar instructions) loop through all the possible registers, addressing modes, and sizes to generate the code for each one in the opcode table.
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The TI-85 shall reign supreme, always and forever
