TI BOY SE doesn't drain batteries, at least not on my 128 RAM TI84_+SE. I didn't turn the app off for days, never using the on button, only the clear button, when I played pokemon on it nonstop. I still had enough battery for a few weeks of use with MSD8x (A project I wish would revive.)

Maybe wirte a feature that allows you to explore, to a greater extent, the purpose of a task and/or what and/or how it does what it is doing? Monitor the CPU for different things like I/O and the memory section with a viewer for the selected task? A scheduler and a performance monitor, as well as a memory viewer, is always a nice feature I give ideas! I don't know how to implement them yet

Thank God, because I was worried about my peanut surplus was already running out. When I get back from the trip to my moms (which I am on, and I hate not being able to use my special computer   ), I will put them in my signature.

I should've actually watched that topic for search tools

I am a forumer. I love forums, because they are like the archives of the specific sections of the minds of a specific section of humanity. This section loves pianos and calculators. They are my people
I will try not to necropost, but I do that sometimes! I also tend to be passionate about whatever I say. I hack calculator games with vigor. People used to pay me to hack the ASM of Phoneix or Mario for them.

My father BEGAN his computer career on a Timex Sinclair Z80. I can emulate one of these, can't I? I suppose that hardware emulation other than just the CPU is required, things like displays, memory mapping, storage, interfaces, and data transfer are all crucial components of any device, emulated or not. I'll have to emulate a Z80 when I get my CX CAS

I know that the old click/touchpad nSpires had the interchangeable 84+ keypad. My friend owned two of them because his parents were rich and bought one for his sister and one for him. His sister never used it, and he never used his either,he usually borrowed on of mine. So he just had them in his bag all the time and I messed around on them, testing compatability between certain ASM programs and Applications written for the real 84+. He wouldn't mind giving me the one that he damaged the screen on I bet, and I know people love getting help from people testing things on a clickpad! The thing was slow, and one of the worst problems it had was emulating the display. Certain graphing could actually completely f*ck the display up, IIRC. Playing games was a very dangerous thing. Though, he had a very old calculator OS on his nSpire and his 84+ was 2.44 I think.

I thought the search tool was broken! I will google "BrainF*ck Omnimaga" I almost wrote an entire BF RTI in BF. I was so proud of myself and then I got lost in my code after losing the paper that I drew that explained the control flow. Great excersise though! I would love to see if a 3 bit processor actually exists

Quick question: What is this program? I see it has been ported and written for absolutely EVERY device ever, but I am afraid to run it on anything because it is just spammed all over the archives I find them in.