Thank you, I've answered that question so many times I wasn't going to respond

OS 2.43 is the first OS to not reset the clock on manual resets, the previous ones did. However, hard resets do reset the clock. In fact, I believe that was all that was changed for 2.43.

Ok, good to know (I'm assuming "hard resets" are crashes from an ASM prog/app/2.5* MP?)

The programs always write back if they are changed. I run a 16 bit checksum on them, and if the checksums before and after don't match, I write the program back. In ram, the program gets written back every time, but that's entirely different. Also, I didn't add an option because I feel like you would always want the program to write back if it was changed.

Also good to know.  I've been (for lack of a better term) messed up many a time by getting some "great" high score in a game like Devrays or TetrisM, then finding out later calcutil had writeback disabled
(also the calcutil settings kept getting messed up remotely from something or another, so even if I enabled it I'd check it a week or so later to find that it spontaneously changed )


EDIT: I've been thinking of making a zStart userbar.  I have no idea what the design aspects of it would be, tho...any ideas toward it?

EDIT2: minor spelling error that's been there for a while: under the picture thing there's "Refrest Delay" instead of "Refresh".

j/k

Nice!  Great job on the update.  Thanks for everything you've done on it; it's one of the best Apps for the calc.

So I was reading through the readme (yay it was updated!) and I noticed this:

Shell: This is the shell used to run asm programs, if you leave it at None, there is a chance
   That certain games that need a shell will crash. (I included the ION libraries, but for the Mirage and DCS libraries, you actually have to have them on your calc.)

and remembered this

TinyCarZ crashes upon exit, if a level is unarchived while playing the game.  The cause of this crash is unknown, but may be due to MirageOS-specific coding, since the author says the game doesn't work in CrunchyOS either.

So if I select "MirageOS" as a shell and run from homescreen, this problem is negated?

Nice userbar, Darl.  Thanks.

I've been using 1.3.000 for a bit now and have now deleted CalcUtil.

Does this play nicely with Krolypto too?  school's starting soon and one can't be too careful

I think it will work nicely with Krolypto, just be sure you run Krolypto after you run zStart (though the reverse would be tough.) The reason is that zStart doesn't really destroy any normal hooks. If I use a temporary hook, like getCSC, I always back up the original. So Krolypto might disable something in zStart, but zStart shouldn't disable Krolypto.

If you're super awesome, you could make a program that calls the "Install" address within Krolypto that runs on ram clears. Or, if you slightly less awesome, you could have Krolypto run on ram clears. (Making that program isn't really that hard in fact, 5 minutes with wabbitemu, then 5 minutes of programming and you should be done.)

Edit:
    Krolyto doesn't work at all like Omnicalc, it doesn't keep an appvar and it doesn't have an "Install all" hook, it just installs stuff individually. So you're probably best to have the actual app just run on ram clears.

The run on home option appears to break the Basic Menu( command. It always gives Label errors even if the label is valid.

EDIT:
The calculator froze when I was at the bottom of the program and selected bottom from the ON+Vars lbl menu.

Noooooooooooooooooo. Darn, not bug proof. I'm not sure why the first one happens, but it's definitely true. The second one only happens if you are at the start of the last line though.

Also, I figured out that you can't edit programs in math print.


So... I guess that means there will be a 1.3.001, however, I'm going to wait a bit to release it, because I want to catch all of the errors. (I didn't find this stuff because I use basic at most once every two months)

(I didn't find this stuff because I use basic at most once every two months)

Me too, happened to use it at the right time I guess...