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BTW, are you ever going to finish SSBO? If you win TI-C 2016, you could finish it for the CE series.
It's written in a dead language (won't be ported to ez80 it seems) on a platform that no one uses anymore in France due to new laws... And I'd have to start it all over to "finish" it for the CE series.
Quote It's written in a dead language (won't be ported to ez80 it seems) on a platform that no one uses anymore in France due to new laws... And I'd have to start it all over to "finish" it for the CE series.I can't use the insert quote button, text editor, or smiley button in Edge. @Hayleia , can you explain this? I'm #Confuzzled(I started using this on WIRC, but it hasn't caught on yet ).
Quote from: Dudeman313 on February 10, 2016, 10:55:11 pmQuote It's written in a dead language (won't be ported to ez80 it seems) on a platform that no one uses anymore in France due to new laws... And I'd have to start it all over to "finish" it for the CE series.I can't use the insert quote button, text editor, or smiley button in Edge. @Hayleia , can you explain this? I'm #Confuzzled(I started using this on WIRC, but it hasn't caught on yet ). Well, SSBO is written in Axe (except some characters that I "wrote in Asm" (it's only data so you can do it with whatever you want)). That language is only available on monochrome z80 calcs. And the only monochrome z80 calc that is still sold in France is the 82A, which doesn't support Asm at all (no programs, no app, nothing) so it obviously doesn't support programs written in Axe.And since that language won't be ported to CE, if SSBO comes out on CE calcs, it has to be rewritten from scratch in another language.
Brandon Wilson made an hack that allows you to run ASM on the TI-82 Advanced. But he never released it. You would need to ask him for it.
And I have no idea if I'll finish SSBO on monochrome z80. It's written in a dead language (won't be ported to ez80 it seems) on a platform that no one uses anymore in France due to new laws... And I'd have to start it all over to "finish" it for the CE series. The good point with that is that at least it would be in C, so easily portable to other platforms.