How do I draw to the buffer and screen without a #include file for both the ti 84 Plus and ti 84 Plus CSE? I don't believe plotSScreen works without a #include file.

Provide an easy way to search for programs from ticalc.org and download them to the calculator

It will have other features also. I'm hoping to integrate an App Store into it. I'm still thinking what I want the UI to be like. It will be written in Visual Basic 2013.

But why do a lot of users have a Cemetech, Omnimaga, and a Codewalrus account?

It would be nice if it would all be merged so no one will have to post things more than once on multiple forums.

I'm very confused of the many calculator forums and why a lot of users have accounts on multiple forums. It gives me a headache and confusion of why all those calculator forums (Cemetech, Omnimaga, Codewalrus, TI-Planet, Ect.) can't be merged into one. Can someone please clear this confusion up for me?

I feel like making a calculator linking software App for Windows 8\10 in Visual Basic that would compete with TI-Connect and TILP. I'm calling it CalcPlay. I'll try to post a mockup of CalcPlay later.

Cemetech: 211 Posts
Omnimaga: 28 Posts
Codewalrus: 6 Posts

Total: 245 Posts

Due to my mother's computer restrictions, I feel like buying a z80 ASM book from Amazon would be better.

Are these books good: http://www.amazon.com/dp/0471081248/ref=pe_385040_128020140_TE_3p_dp_1?
                                     http://www.amazon.com/Programming-Z80-Rodnay-Zaks/dp/0895880695/ref=cm_sw_em_r_tt?

It's still on 0.3.0-43 which is the version before 0.6.7

How do I send the ROM file to my calculator if it's not in .8cu?

Where are the Upgrade files? I only see the ROM files.

Hi, I'm Ephraim Becker and I feel like CodeWalrus is better than Omnimaga. I also have PDD-NOS. My goal is to program an OS for x86 processors in Machine Code but I'm taking it in baby steps.