Readmes!!!!!!!!!!!! Whooo!

Program editor update!!!!!!

• You can edit archived programs. (Makes a temporary ram copy while editing)
• ON + VARS in program editor - Opens a list of all Lbls so you can jump to one. Also auto-completes.
• ON + PRGM in program editor - copies the current line to the clipboard
• ON + Enter in program editor - pastes the line in the clipboard
• Added option to change whether or not you want axe to auto backup, (Quigibo says he supports it, but right now he doesn't)
• Added option to remove port ($2E) delay which makes things running from flash go 14% faster
• Readme!!!
  
• Other little stuff that I can't remember

Editting archived programs works very well. The best part is, that since you are only editing a copy, you can clear your ram while editing and not lose your program. Also, for the temporary copy, I changed the last byte of the name so that I know it's a temporary copy.

The copy and paste has a 4000 byte limit on it. This is simply because I ran out of room. But you should not need more than 4000 bytes unless you are trying to crash it. (Which you can't)

For the port $2E thing, TI adds in 1 t-state per flash read and 1 t-state per ram write when the calculator is running in 15MHz mode. I tried removing it and there was not problem. So I ran a grueling test on it, again, no problem. So enable this to make stuff run faster.

On a side note, this is getting pretty close to 16kb. I fear I may have to cross the boundary soon. Of course, before I do, I'm going to go back through and optimize everything as much as possible. But that probably won't take off more than 1kb. (That Lbl menu took up about 1kb)

So here is zStart with a readme and source, as well as my memory test program. You can run it if you want, just to make sure I know what I'm doing.

Wow, amazing.

Does anyone else have ERR:INVALID issues when trying to use the Axe compile shortcuts?

I guess I technically could make the calculator wait for 10 seconds after turning off to show the picture, but that's how you show people your cool picture . When I turn it on, I usually just press ON twice, it works.

Ok, so that bug of yours, that's not really a bug as much as I would guess calcutil does not set up a normal edit buffer. But I don't know, so I'll look into it. But that one wasn't my fault


SquidgetX, that's caused either you tried to run the program rather than compile it, or you tried to compile something that is not an axe source.

Nice updates! 

I just found out that Math Print makes the text flash too fast to read.  Can you do something to fix that?

To me this is becoming more than just an app that runs on ram clears. Its really like a fully fledged enhancement for the OS, sort of like a much more fully featured omnicalc. And excellent update btw

You might want to consider keeping DoorsCS7. I'm sure zStart-Doors compatibility is somewhere on thepenguin's to-do list, and without DoorsCS7, you lose the benefits of CALCnet and gCn.

Doors compatibility is out of my hands. There is nothing I can do to make it more compatible with Doors. The only way that I could make it work is if Kerm added an entry point for me so that I can install the hooks and such just like Quigibo did for Axe. His hook managment doesn't work right either. I just downloaded the most recent version and he still hasn't fixed the chaining problems. Also, he sets up his on OFFSCRPT whether he uses it or not.

Maybe I should bug him about it again.

It would probably be easier to just completely reimplement Omnicalc. That's what I did when I didn't want to include Calcutil.

Although, I've found that if you leave 2.55 on Classic mode, Omnicalc doesn't really have that many problems. (I've been using 2.53 and Omnicalc for over a year now, and I haven't really had any trouble after using Classic mode)