Spacky Emprise is now available for download in the Omnimaga downloads section. The levels are now half the size that they were, 12000 bytes total instead of 24000, but other than that, it’s exactly the same as before.

About what does the frequency have to be if you want some code to execute once every second?

I have two questions, aptly-stated by the title of this thread. My first question is about using the global CALCnet client program I downloaded from Cemetech.net http://www.cemetech.net/programs/index.php?mode=file&path=/win/gcnclient.zip. Reading through the included readme-style PDF document, I understood basically how it works. 

I’m trying to connect my calculator to the internet using Gossamer and the gCn Client software. To get to this work, the way I understand it, I need to run the gcnclient.exe program with some command line arguments.
What exactly are the arguments that I would need to type in the command prompt to get it to work? So far what I have is :
>gcnclient.exe -n WebHub
-l (don’t know what to put here)
-s (no idea)
-p 4295
-d direct (not sure if this works yet)
(Obviously without the carriage returns)
So yeah. That’s what I would like cleared up about that.

My second question is, how do I make use of interrupts in Axe? What is some example code where interrupts would be useful? I kind of understand what interrupts are, but not completely.

Thanks.

How many continuous lines of sound can I have going at once? I mean for like 6 different notes/instruments.

And also, does anyone how to make different types of sounds come out of the link port, like a trumpet noise being different from a clarinet noise or something like that? And what about percussion, like drums and stuff?

Coolest. Mod. Ever.

1783: You actually read through all 98 pages of this thread

Forgive my ignorance, but this (Grammer) is an assembly library for TI-BASIC, right?

Well, I like to think of it as being a last equation -> outside world notation rather than a give equation notation.

What in the world do you mean?