Can someone help me with Small-C compiler for TI-83 Plus?
I downloaded 8xccb5 compiler and I don't understand a thing there, and there are no tutorials about Small-C on TI-83.
Since I'm already learning C on PC (in school), I'd like to do the same, at least for small fun, on my calc, before moving on to ASM.
So can anyone help me with making at least "Hello World" program? When I try to compile code, it gives me hello.bin, hello.lst and hello.opt
Hello.opt contains ASM code, which is then compiled in hello.bin, so I'm guessing it should be ready, but what to do with that hello.bin? I can't send it to calc.

Thanks

Right here: http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/91/9187.html

Update on progress: I found utility that converts bin to 8xp, but when I execute Asm(prgmHELLO it gives me ERR:INVALID
so I guess I made some mistake in code, but I don't know what.
That's why I'm asking for help here.

Sure, here it is:
Keep in mind that include files were a wild guess since there's no std*.h files.
hello.z80:
#include "ti.h"
#include "ti83.h"
main()
{
printf("Hello World!nl");
printf("HELLO WORLD!");
printf("1234567890");
}
int main() was causing compile error.

Instead of printf(str), use puts(str)

From the readme:

Function:     puts(str)
Parameters:   char *str - string to display to screen.
Returns:      Nothing
Include File: TI.H
Description:  Displays the string 'str' at current cursor location and moves
              cursor to the end of the string

I wonder if there's a converter to change 83 ASM to 83+ ASM.

Also, did you change printf to puts?

Can you supply a link to that one? I have a post around here that explains the path.

I'll try to find it.

Yes, I did it finally, and I get to this stage:
c:\tisdcc>tisdcc ti83p_asm hello.c
tisdcc
tisdcc: sdcc -mz80 --no-std-crt0 --code-loc 0x9DA3 --data-loc 0x9872 -L c:\tisdcc\lib -I c:\tisdcc\include -DTI83P -Wlc:\tisdcc\startup\ti83p_asm.o ti83p.lib hello.c
?ASlink-Error-<cannot open> : "c:\tisdcc\startup\ti83p_asm.rel"
Error in sdcc

hello.c:
#include "ti83p.h"
main()
{
PutS("Hello World!");
return 0;
}


No, there's no TI.H at all in 83+ version of compiler.
But this one is different than 83 version I started with, and gives me different asm code.
Either C to ASM part is too buggy or I'm doing something wrong. This time I get no errors, but no other output either. Only sdcc command line.
Guess I'm too tired to set it up now... I'll try tomorrow, but maybe someone else wants to have fun with setting up too