A lot of Xeda's math stuff could probably be useful. I don't really use bcalls for stuff other than messing with memory, so i can't think of any other ideas. I'm not sure if this is essentially what you did, but GrBufCpy could use a speed bump too.
EDIT: Just realized "speed bump" might be misinterpreted, i meant a speed "boost"
The thing with the TIOS routines is that they use BCD while xedas routines use base 2, and thus rounding differences would appear.
Also, this is a nice idea! But, isn't the TIOS somehow copyrighted?
You know it is time to re-do your cable management if you find a rubiks cube in your cables...
Spoiler For lengthy story:
First I had to remove all cables, monitors, raspberry/banana pis, routers and everything. And then I extended the knex thing I use for my monitors to stand on so that it can hold all three well.
Next I put the monitors on it and tested where the cables would be, so that I could make the cables run inside of the knex thingy, to make them invisible. Here you can see some cables poking out:
I also made it where I added multiple platform thingies underneath so that i can easily fit multiple things in one segment, here you can see my external HDD, the router, a banana pi and a raspberry pi:
You can kinda see the cables running inside of the knex structure right here:
Here is some audio stuff:
In total I pulled as many cables as possible through the knex structure, also organizing which kind of cable runs where etc. I am very pleased with the result as all the cables become next to invisible!
This is the finished setup!
Total time spent on this is all day yesterday, hehe.
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