Define reverse()=
Prgm
    Local reverse,n,a
    RequestStr “ ”,a
    n:=dim(a)
   reverse:=mid(a,n,1)
    For x,1,n-1
    reverse:= reverse& reverse:=mid(a,n-x,1)
    EndFor
    reverse:=expr(reverse)
    Disp reverse
EndPrgm
Alternatively, you could just type the string into the parentheses at the beginning, with the quotation marks
Also, you could output as a string, by removing the reverse:=expr(reverse), this won’t work with 321000

Well, it didn’t look like you had the initrd file, which, unlike the zimage file, I don’t think it is necessary to get something on the screen, but it is necessary to do anything.
I believe you can find a link to it at very first post here.
This is how far I got on linux
I can use the keyboard, which is awesome, but I can’t use a flashdrive, and it freezes when I use the bootscript_usb
Sorry if you can’t see the screen very well

Quote from: willrandship on November 06, 2012, 12:18:35 am

porting the nspire emu to the nspire

Inception, much??

No, nception

It sucked even for maths

I would have to some what agree and some what disagree with you.
Some of my programs are pretty nice. My sumdivisors function helps me out every now and then.
However, it doesn’t let you use the full capacity of calculating.
My sumdivisors function is based off of the factorsmatrix function in the numbertheory library, which turns the factor function into a string and then divides that at the “*” and “^” areas to make a matrix.
While it is much worse than it could be, I still find uses for it.

PRIZM batteries last 1-2 months with ~2-4hr. of usage... for me at least. Do TI calc use more battery?

Its strange, but sometimes I find myself having to charge it every 1-2 days, other times I find myself recharging it every 1-2 weeks, even with near identical amounts of usage.

I'm betting it will use a rechargeable battery (li-on) like the Nspire Touchpad and  CX models. I think they last a few hours and gets charged completely in a few hours as well (except the first time which can take like 5-6)

It says it has 100 hours of battery life, and two weeks under normal usage, although I never seem to get 100 hours out of it, and since I might use my calculator 10 hours a day instead of the normal half hour, it doesn’t last me too long either.

One option is to make a new popular calculator game, the next nDoom.

I would have figured the gba emulator was that


Also, completely unrelated to the above post, I was answering some calculator questions on yahoo answers and came across a bad idea that sounded cool at the moment
What if there was an omnimaga yahoo account, and any member could answer questions
To my knowledge there are four accounts that answer a lot of calculator questions
Rhombicuboctahedron—he gives really good answers
TI ET—Texas Instruments one, helpful sometimes, but boring, and, of course, never ndless related
Empire539—He gives really good ti 83/84 answers
Mickaël N—Same old visit tibank answers

This would probably never work, and might be a waste of time, but since we were discussing tutorial videos on YouTube, and since six heads are better than one, and because the answers may be so good that they click on the little omnimaga user name and find a link to this website, and because two of the four users above are merely for their own benefit so why not add a third, it seemed like a good idea at the time.
This forum can answer any thing better that yahoo can, but not everyone likes to click on links to other websites asking them to ask it there.
And I since all the downloads are easier to find on tiplanet, I only ever link to there, so I might actually be dropping visitors to this site.

I like this. I wonder though if it wouldn't be a better idea to double the framerate?

Like this?