Yay for 'ndless possibilities.

Ndless has been shown to the world.

When are you going to release the GBC/GB emulator?

The news:
The long waited Nspire exploit to run ARM machine code is available on ticalc. (link)

There are two ways to run the upcoming awesomeness for the Nspire:
- Ndless by geogeo and ExtendeD for Windows PCs
- Nspire8x by Brandonw for TI-83+ family that uses the Ndless loader to unlock the Nspires and send files to them

My comments:
I loved the name of the exploit (Ndless). And amazingly it is Open Source (and Free Software?).
The mission of hacking the Nspire is complete. (or not) Let's wait for TI response.
I am waiting for amazing stuff for classes. I hope they arrive in time for me to use them.
Also the development, experiments and games possibilities are unbelievable compared to the other calcs.

I would prefer no extra RAM usage at all. Otherwise, games may not run on any TI-84+ manufactured after April 2007 and will not be compatible with the regular 83+, meaning a considerable drop in the author's audience.

Generally ram usage is just the routine needs some temporary bytes to store data. (bytes in the program itself or inserted in the TI-OS available RAM or free ram zones of the TI-OS) Only when you need a good amount of memory you use the extra ram pages.

Nice projects. Welcome, too.

Even with a stable release with no bugs, some bad coding leads to bad errors in the assembly code created. Some may not be easy to spot by BASIC programmers...

We should do some documentation to BASIC programmers in order to avoid most errors and advice to backup more times to other calc or pc.
Assembly knowledge is advantageous in programming Axe Parser... A in-depth documentation of the Axe Parser conversion to assembly can benefit who knows assembly to better code in Axe.

Quigibo, why not start to code Axe Parser compiler with some Axe Parser? How do they compile compilers, eh?

 Have you ever though about it?

Quote from: Galandros on February 23, 2010, 08:57:20 am

Quote from: DJ Omnimaga on February 23, 2010, 12:30:57 am

Lol, maybe, and also with the new multi theme support, we can see hidden post texts (especailly with the 3rd theme that looks like the old board we had on Invisionfree)

That is why I use very small font to hide.

SMF doesn't have a spoiler BBcode?
Maybe a quote or code box with font colour corresponding to the box do the job. I will try.

Small fonts shows in Opera. In opera text can't be under a certain size.


Unfortunately SMF has no spoiler BBcode but I could probably add some mod that adds one

I didn't remember some browser have minimum font size. Firefox minimum is not set by default but Opera is I think.
The spoiler modd would be useful.

Also quotes and codebox colour are theme dependent. We can't use it.

Lol, maybe, and also with the new multi theme support, we can see hidden post texts (especailly with the 3rd theme that looks like the old board we had on Invisionfree)

That is why I use very small font to hide.

SMF doesn't have a spoiler BBcode?
Maybe a quote or code box with font colour corresponding to the box do the job. I will try.