You could edit the array with the font (though that will take quite a bit of work), but I think someone just discovered an OS routine to display text at an arbitrary location on the screen, which is worth looking at, but I don't remember the thread
I don't think it is possible to show the amount of free RAM right now, but unless you are using amounts into multiple megabytes, there shouldn't be a problem. How much RAM does your program use? The largest executable I made was 100kb in size, and that runs fine. Just keep away from large arrays of static variables and you'll be fine.
I want to put random garbage at flash page 0x0020, (for the purpose of corrupting boot2 ) how do I accomplish this? Also, is overwriting the boot2 supported in the emulator? (for the purpose of testing to make sure I overwrite the right thing)
Because computer screens (at least the ones that everybody uses nowadays) have very fast response times, usually less than a hundredth of a second. The exact same thing is being sent to the screen on both the calc and the emulator, it is the physical characteristics of the nspire's screen that causes the blurriness. There's nothing we can do about it short of opening up the calc and replacing the screen with a better one.
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) how do I accomplish this? Also, is overwriting the boot2 supported in the emulator? (for the purpose of testing to make sure I overwrite the right thing)