I've got better and shorter :

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#include <os.h>
#include "libndls.h"

static unsigned addr_addrs[] = {0x107C1DDC, 0x10801E3C, 0x107A2DC8, 0x107FF0D0};
#define addr ((unsigned *)nl_osvalue((unsigned*)addr_addrs, 4))

int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {
char * lol  = "Whatever you want";
char * lol2 = malloc(sizeof(lol));
strcpy(lol2, lol);
    *(addr) = lol2;
    return 0;
}




el problemo ?


Edit : oh, and by the way, show_msg_usr_input() does not work in the current revision of Ndless because my patch for it didn't yet get pushed to the Ndless svn by ExtendeD.

What pointer are you patching? (Oh and watch your malloc - it'll always allocate 4 bytes )

Or is this the format string?

Please welcome vPatch, based on Levak code.
http://tiplanet.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=43&t=10204

The tool asks you for the OS version you want to set.
It also stores the last version it is given in a config file and can automatically restore it if moved to the Ndless startup folder.

Which means that TI-Nspire Computer Link should now stop telling you to install OS 3.2.


Download:
http://tiplanet.org/forum/archives_voir.php?id=6640

Just announed in news:
http://ourl.ca/16738.new#new

I like how Levak's program makes every software think it is another version of the OS, but I also like how tangrs' program allows to write anything we want, not only numbers

In the first page, my first comment shows a program that allows you to rewrite the fomratting string with what you want in only 10 lines.
And also, tangrs, ExtendeD commited my patch in order to add the String API and the bug fix in show_msg_user_input().