Hmm good question, I do not remember seeing one, but a while ago somebody talked about a tool that let people program some sort of language on-calc. I think it was a derivative of BASIC, though.

Now that there is the gcc SDK for the prizm someone should port it over to the fx-98 series first off. Then secondly the compiler can be slightly modified and recompiled for the the fx-98. i believe the only thing that needs to be done to have gcc for the fx-98 is write a new linker script and crt.s file which should be rather simple. Then for the on calc version the modifications are a little more intense. the linker script and crt.s file will stay the same but the compiler itself will require a partial STL library to be ported for file io and the console to work properly. it will also require that a new main function is created that allows the user to select the proper file and then calls the original main. I was going to attempt this on the Prizm soon but i could also make an fx-98 version too with only minor modifications

no probl

Thats cool. one prob, i cant do c (yet)

No problem. I'll check Simon Lothar's documentation on the fx-98 series so I can modify the proper files to work correctly. I will also rewrite mkg3a into a new mkg1a unless such an app already exists. Basically I will turn this Prizm exclusive project into a Casio calc harmony one instead

This is cool! I would be more interested in c if I could do it on my calc since it would be portable and I just find programming on my calc more comfortable.

I'm going to later on but right now it is a fairly low priority. There is still plenty of documentation to be done and I have a shell to write also.