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It should be.... I hope... please?
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C++ would be great to have(at least for me)
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C is already possible for the nspire, isnt that enough?
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Note: we should probably keep this topic related to Java, though. Maybe have a new topic for other language ideas? (I think there was one already, actually).
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C is possible? How do you use it on the calc?
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err, there is a topic for that... anyone have a link?
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You might want to check the C sub-forum on the forums as it has some info on how to get started with C programming for the TI-Nspire. Hopefully that helps.
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I'm wondering if anyone is thinking about doing this...
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renatose, I don't think anyone wants to invest the time necessary to get it to work. Jazelle is a good start, but it's nowhere near a functioning JVM and most of the hard stuff would still have to be written.
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Couldn't something like Khavi be done for the Nspire or is Khavi specifically designed with SH3/4 processors in mind?
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Khavi is specifically for SH3/SH4 processors, although there's no reason you couldn't do something like it for ARM. However, Jazelle would be slightly faster because it has hardware support for opcode interpretation, which Khavi has to do manually.
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ok... cuz it'd be great to have all the .jar apps for J2ME working on the nspire.
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Ah ok. Well it looks like it would be a lot of work definitively. just Khavi has been worked on for half a year, I think, and from the progress I saw (publicly), it didn't seem to be close to have reached a fully functional state yet.
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