Also, I somehow missed an 83+ version being completed. Good work guys! About a possible 73 version, although it is very similar to the 83+ they aren't binary compatible. I honestly wouldn't worry about it too muc though, as that platform never really caught on.

hey, glad y'all still with me

@Art_of_camelot: I did quite a bit of research regarding a TI LZ compression routine. Seems there are various depackers, but no actual on-calc packers, at least none that are available as source.

@chickendude: Unfortunately, the routine I have is quite Spectrum-specific. It uses the FP stack (which is kinda hard to keep track of on TI, as far as I understand) and certain ROM functions that aren't available on TI. On the other hand it is very effective, achieving up to 70% compression. So it'd be great to use it. I'll post the routine here shortly if I absolutely can't wrap my head around it.

Regarding 73 version, I can probably build it from 83+ sources, so it would be very little work. Only thing I need to do is track down the address of the _clearlcdf routine which isn't listed in the available includes.

Also I'll get a TI85 next week, looking forward to porting to this one. If I succeed then I'm just two ports away from supporting all Z80 TI calcs

@utz: ok. I thought id seen the compression rotines around, but never looked much into them.
@chickendude:if anything the basic is compatible on the 85/86 (though im not even sure if it is). The asm is a bit different.

Hmmm... The TI-80 isn't a z80 calc.

Yeah but that's for ViewScreen so it's totally useless. They don't even support ASM.

Oh that's pretty interesting. Do you have any links about it ?
Also I wonder what CPU is in the TI-80 (well 980 kHz isn't really fast but meh).

Thanks !