Okay, I'll take general coder 3 if it's still open. Will this be in ARM assembly?

To complete my previous post, we don't even know if the calc will even be open to 3rd party dev at all in the first place. Maybe C add-ons will be supported but only the ones made by Casio. Wouldn't it be better to wait before starting planning too far? Also I still think a z80 version would be cool. Also I don,t really like how you say the z80 version would look like a joke compared to the Prizm version, it almost sounds like you are saying all z80 projects would be worth nothing once the Prizm arrives...

Also you know if you have trouble coding in z80 ASM you can always ask on Cemetech and Omni or even in #cemetech, right? Cemetech is a great place to ask and Omni got some other good ASM coders as well.

Anyway good luck whatever you decide.

or just make it in axe

not enough room, I'd need a multipage app

how many pages are you anticipating? if you did it in z80 that is

Wow that seems large. ANyway, good luck! I hope the Casio Prizm capabilities will be as great as we expect. I'm really curious what processor it has.

Hmm 65K programs sounds interesting, I wonder if it's possible with the hardware limitation or if Sir found a way around it?

Anyway personally I did not like the way I was responded to when I am showing lots of interest in the z80 version, I was just sad to see yet another project delayed and I dislike the negative "z80 community will die" attitude you had lately. Of course I want to see a Prizm game arrive and I'm buying one in Jan if it comes out here, though.

It's ok, I personally noticed the improvement as well. Also that palette looks nice, I wish I knew a software that can create 16 bit images. I think Photoshop does, but it's not (supposed to be) free. Note that if you only use BASIC you would only have 8 colors, though (plus the LCD), but if Casio Prizm supports third-party C games dev, you would most likely have more freedom. I also hope they support multiple pages add-ons, since it only has 61 KB of user RAM.

I'm sure in the future a genius like calc84maniac will write some sort of z80 emu for the prizm or even it's later superior calc

Since they're presenting the Prizm as the Nspire killer, they're almost certainly going to give it at least the processing power of the Nspire and we already know that that's enough to write an z80 emulator.

EDIT: But I hope they don't pull a TI and force us to extract to boot code to exploit the flaws in their OS or factor some 1024 bit numbers.