but fortunately gcc doesn't have to be

what we need, as far as I understand, is a library that works with the nspire to compile it, though, so.... this might be worth looking into since it's the library gcc uses. There are ARM ports, but I'm not sure how useful they really are.

Version alpha-two:

-added lower-case letters and punctuation ( everything under 0x80 ansi is defined even if there is no possibility yet to write it on calc )
-added carriage return and tab

next thing will be something like alt codes for characters for whom there are no "logical" keys;
,that nwriter.tns and the .txt file will not to have be directly under /Documents to work
and that he doesn't react strange to \n after \r.

I have added also a picture of my calc while running nwriter. ( it's a bit blurry I know...)

Aww, no 1.4 support? I really prefer OS 1.4 myself.

Oh, happy new year

Nice Screenshot. Is there a way to make screenshots using software run by Ndless? That would be a nice new addition

That would be cool. It is quite straightforward to make a c library to generate a bmp in the middle of a program, which people can add to their programs.

But isn't taking a screenshot from nspire_emu easier?

Yeah, why a picture?

I mean, I can't use nspire_emu, so maybe he can't too.

I can use nspire-emu, but sometimes it's just plain incovenient to do so. Sometimes, using the calc is just quicker than setting up the emu correctly

I can't use NCubate, so a screenshot would be much faster for me too.

I wish there was an nspire dev environment made for linux.