Omnimaga
Calculator Community => Other Calc-Related Projects and Ideas => TI Z80 => Topic started by: Munchor on January 31, 2011, 08:45:31 am
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I decided to port this (http://davidgom.co.cc/z80table.html) to a computer program. There is a .html file in ticalc.org, but I started coding a C# program to learn and also because I don't know when it can be useful.
I am a crazy fan of portability, and the program is packed in a single .exe! So, it shouldn't be hard to try it.
There are buttons to go to Extended Instructions and Bit Instructions. IX/IY not finished for now.
Hope you enjoy them ;D
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Awesome, I didn't try it yet, but I will over the next few days. I'm in need of a Z80 table right now :D
I am a crazy fan of portability, and the program is packed in a single .exe!
Me too ;D I love packing everything into a single program. Especially for calc programs (http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/427/42796.html). I just like it when there aren't so many small files to clean up after (that's also why I love Macs -- their applications are always packaged in a single clickable .app folder).
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Looks cool. By the way does this includes undocumented ASM instructions too?
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Yep, apparently it does.
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Looks cool. By the way does this includes undocumented ASM instructions too?
It's just like my online tables, but in a program. ;D
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Cool. About the undocumented instructions I wonder if they should be in a different color? (such as red text) You could also add text warning that they won't run on the TI-Nspire so people won't use them if they plan to add Nspire compatibility.
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Cool. About the undocumented instructions I wonder if they should be in a different color? (such as red text) You could also add text warning that they won't run on the TI-Nspire so people won't use them if they plan to add Nspire compatibility.
All the gray ones are the unofficial instructions.
DJ, this program is exactly this (http://davidgom.co.cc/z80table.html), hence why everything added to the online tables is also available in the program ;D
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Cool thanks for the info, and yeah I knew, I just didn't know the gray ones were the undocumented instructions.
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Cool thanks for the info, and yeah I knew, I just didn't know the gray ones were the undocumented instructions.
Which reminds me: Help Button.
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What is a help button? ???
j/k that would be a good idea. :P
Also maybe add links to some ASM tutorials. :P
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New Version
This version now includes all tables, buttons to all of them;
A Help Button/Dialog;
Better Design/Layout;
The same portability (a single .exe);
Hope you like it ;D
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Cool update. :D
On a side note, I didn't realize there were that many undocumented instructions. O.O
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Apparently sometimes it's just cheaper to leave them in.
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Do you mean to use them anyway? ???
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Cool update. :D
On a side note, I didn't realize there were that many undocumented instructions. O.O
Yes there are a lot.
Also, should this be added to ticalc.org?
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Also, should this be added to ticalc.org?
yeah :D
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Also, should this be added to ticalc.org?
yeah :D
Thanks, I'll probably add it, but I wanna add a feature similar to the one in Eeem's website:
https://eeezor.ec3club.tk/Files/Resources/ASM/z80_Convertion_Tools.html
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yeah, that would be pretty cool :D
good luck!
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yeah, that would be pretty cool :D
good luck!
Thanks.
I am also thinking about including cycles and description on all opcodes :D
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Cool update. :D
On a side note, I didn't realize there were that many undocumented instructions. O.O
Yes there are a lot.
Also, should this be added to ticalc.org?
Yep. :D
On a side note your IRC comment about how you were tired of coding for calculators a few hours ago kinda scared me.. you are not planning to quit calc stuff completly soon, I hope, right? :(
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Yep. :D
On a side note your IRC comment about how you were tired of coding for calculators a few hours ago kinda scared me.. you are not planning to quit calc stuff completly soon, I hope, right? :(
1. Program uploaded to ticalc.org.
2. DJ, I am quitting on games for calculator, I may still make some math utilities, though, but I am still working on Windows programs to help calculator programmers.
3. Why? Because my emulator (WabbitEmu) doesn't work anymore and because calculator programming is insanely frustrating :(
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Sorry to hear. I hope you're still gonna visit the forums, though. it would suck to see you go. :(
I guess I can understand, though. Programming games is just not for everyone. Some games can be extremly hard to do, especially when there are physics.
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Sorry to hear. I hope you're still gonna visit the forums, though. it would suck to see you go. :(
I guess I can understand, though. Programming games is just not for everyone. Some games can be extremly hard to do, especially when there are physics.
Physics is what I most hate, I am a very good designer for calculator games, I really am good at it, but the physics meh. Physics is gonna be the problem of 'Living Balls'...
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I see D:
Are you still planning to continue your current projects, though? Also maybe you could try working on games that doesn't use any physics. I personally mostly made RPGs and some other games where you moved tile by tile.
You're still planning to remain active on the forums even after you quit calc games developement, right?
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I see D:
Are you still planning to continue your current projects, though? Also maybe you could try working on games that doesn't use any physics. I personally mostly made RPGs and some other games where you moved tile by tile.
You're still planning to remain active on the forums even after you quit calc games developement, right?
Of course DJ, for stuff like this (http://ourl.ca/9180/174022). I also love developping calculator games, but I like the designing menus, images, animations, game over screens and stuff. So I may get someone to make 'Living Balls' physics and then I'll make it super awesome updates and stuff (like I did with Quigibo's games):
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Cool to hear. I guess team projects could work. Personally I dislike coding but I didn't mind designing games a bit like Zera did.
Maybe one day I should do the same with ROL4 and Illusiat 13 so someone can finish them (ROL4 just has a menu).
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Cool to hear. I guess team projects could work. Personally I dislike coding but I didn't mind designing games a bit like Zera did.
Maybe one day I should do the same with ROL4 and Illusiat 13 so someone can finish them (ROL4 just has a menu).
Who's Zera?
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Cool to hear. I guess team projects could work. Personally I dislike coding but I didn't mind designing games a bit like Zera did.
Maybe one day I should do the same with ROL4 and Illusiat 13 so someone can finish them (ROL4 just has a menu).
Who's Zera?
A guy who used to come here, but doesn't anymore. ;-) Check over at cemetech, he posts there sometimes.
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Yeah unfortunately some bad stuff happened and he left (again), but to be honest, I think it's for the best, because he wanted me to run Omnimaga the way he wants so when I did moderating that he didn't like he got mad at me. :/
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http://www.omnimaga.org/index.php?action=profile;u=312 (http://www.omnimaga.org/index.php?action=profile;u=312)
Oh I see who he is now.
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Yeah, it kinda sucks because he was a good sprite artist. That said, he still works on E:SoR with Iambian.