Sure, why not.  The French keypad would be a nice addition for some folks, I'm sure.

Quote from: aeTIos on June 08, 2012, 01:59:30 pm

Well, I've installed this, but it doesnt seem to either like my ROM or work correct... (I dumped my ROM via TiLP)
It's just showing a blank screen.

I'm guessing this means you're using one of the calc models for which we don't yet have a skin.  (Oops, maybe we should have made that clearer.  Sorry about that.  And we should probably use other model skins as fallbacks.)  If you have a skin in TiEmu format (such as the one shmibs posted), you can select it in the preferences, or pick one of the ones installed with TilEm (they're in the share/tilem2/skins directory.)  Also, you can use the keyboard; see the KEYS file (KEYS.txt in the Windows distribution) for details.  F12 is the On key.

Hm but it's a 84 plus rom?
 EDIT:
Silly me, I didnt know that the calc screen was white when turned off. Works now!

Whoa... A REAL emulator?

jk looks nice

Yup, that is right. None of my APPs got transferred to the ROM. Any other ways to dump a ROM?

when i open TiLP with either an 84+ or 84+SE connected through direct USB, the option for ROM dumping is always greyed out,

It shouldn't be. Which TILP version are you using ?

and the TiLP user manual says: - TI84+ / USB : no dumper yet

I may have forgotten to update the manual ^^

Problem fixed and documentation slightly updated, thanks for the report

I just checked out the new sound features and it's really cool!

Anyway, i've got lots of other feature requests, too (sorry!):
-Skipping an instruction. Move the PC to the next instruction (useful for jr $ breakpoints)
-Related to the previous, a debugger option to treat jr $ as a breakpoint (ie bring up the debugger when a jr $ instruction is executed)
-Define a section in memory (width in bytes/height) to preview the contents as if it were the LCD. So if i'm using the gbuf as a buffer, i can type in the address: $9340, the width: 12, and the height: 64 and see a preview of the gbuf.
-A keyboard shortcut to change between full speed and normal calculator speed (more speed options wouldn't be bad, either, in particular slow-motion )
-A "set PC to highlighted line" option (though you can just adjust the PC manually, so it's not super important)
-It'd also be nice to see the HEX code beside the instructions (and optionally be able to change them, like the memory editor beneath it)
-Maybe the debugger could pop up when your code jumps out of the executable code range?
-Conditional breakpoints: stop execution only when a certain flag is set/reset or a register(/register pair) = a certain value.

There are already a ton of features that i'd never thought of before but which i use everyday now, like the execute until ret feature and the run 'til next line feature. Also, the read/write breakpoints are really handy. Thanks a bunch to you and contra!

(EDIT: And these are just ideas, please don't think they're demands or anything like that!)