Author: elfprince13
Posted: 11 Dec 2012 07:53:41 pm (GMT -5)
Yes, it can, if you know what you're doing.
Works the same anywhere.
* Write code
* Compile code to (typically relocatable) object files
* Link object files into machine code
* Put machine code into a TI file format.
For a simple compiling test on Windows (assuming you have all of the necessary tools):
Code:
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Posted: 11 Dec 2012 07:53:41 pm (GMT -5)
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| I wonder if such a program could be compiled as a multi-page App - in that case, I think that C might even overtake ASM as the weapon of choice. |
Yes, it can, if you know what you're doing.
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| I've tried looking at the tutorials and resources for these things, and I'm just really confused at the process involved, with what I need to do and how I need to run and build things - especially since I'm a Windows user, and this seems suited to Linux use. Is there a coherent, updated set of resources somewhere that I can get to for building TIOS programs in C? |
Works the same anywhere.
* Write code
* Compile code to (typically relocatable) object files
* Link object files into machine code
* Put machine code into a TI file format.
For a simple compiling test on Windows (assuming you have all of the necessary tools):
Code:
sdcc -mz80 --no-std-crt0 --code-loc 0x9DAE --data-loc 0x9872 -L ../lib -I ../include -DTI83P -DION -Wl../startup/ti83p_dcs.rel ti83p.lib test_dcs.c
makebin -p -s 65536 test_dcs.ihx test_dcs.bin
cutbin test_dcs.bin 0x9d93 test_dcs_small.bin
wabbit test_dcs_small.bin TESTDCS.8xp_________________
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