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For example, when I'm trying to compile a program, it'll occasionally give me an error. It zooms down to the end of the program, and for some inexplicable reason, a whole bunch of nonsense symbols were tacked on to the end. ...But when I go back up to highlight it, it turns into a weird combination of symbols, like thisCode: [Select]Sin(A????????rref((or something vaguely like that)I had to reset my RAM, but it hasn't happened again.
Sin(A????????rref(
Also, once, I kept trying to run my program (no shell), like thisCode: [Select]asm(FALL1which kept returning thisCode: [Select]asm(FALL1 Done
asm(FALL1
asm(FALL1 Done
HoMM: [==--------] Project 'resumed': I'm suffering overwhelming new ideas being popped up in my dreams :PtiDE: [----------] Explored and understood the main part of the code: just started writing a Tokenizer.
I am intrigued.Observe the following specs.TI-84+ Silver EditionTI-83+ Silver EditionNow, why doesn't the Full command work on the TI-83+ Silver Edition?
start = 9001end = 65535ld hl,startloop:;Loop code hereinc hlld de,endpush hlsub hl,depop hljr z,loopjr c,loop
ld hl,0 jr start_forfor_loop: ld hl,(var_a) inc hlstart_for: push hl ld (var_a),hl ld hl,65535 pop de or a sbc hl,de jp c,end_for ;loop body here jp for_loopend_for:
ld hl,0 dec hl ;This can be avoided if start value is a constant jr start_forfor_loop: ld hl,(var_a)start_for: push hl inc hl ld (var_a),hl ld hl,65535 pop de scf sbc hl,de jp c,end_for ;loop body here jp for_loopend_for:
ld hl,start_valfor_loop: push hl ld (loop_var),hl ld hl,end_val pop de or a sbc hl,de jp c,end_for ;loop body here ld hl,(loop_var) inc hl jp for_loopend_for:
Quote from: Raylin on August 24, 2010, 12:50:04 pmI am intrigued.Observe the following specs.TI-84+ Silver EditionTI-83+ Silver EditionNow, why doesn't the Full command work on the TI-83+ Silver Edition?I wasn't aware that it doesn't?
That makes it more cool to own a 83+SE