TI Calculator

[KB1LQC]

Hey All,
An idea recently came to me. I use my TI-84 Plus Silver Edition everyday and most of the school day haha (im in mostly math courses). I dont know how to program but mabye I could slowely learn, any of you? Mabye we could team together and create some fun little projects... I dont see them getting really big or anything but jsut to see if it can be done. Like a logger for the calculator... EOuld be pretty neat for a portable situation. Anyway... anyone else use these calculators?




Thanks
Bryce Salmi
KB1LQC

[KB1LQD]

www.ticalc.org is a good resource that also teaches you to program... hey, how about a dedicated formular solver for electonics.... logger... world time clock/ utc clock.... band plans.... Hey, even an occiliscope!!

[KG4KXD]

My TI84+ goes with me everywhere. There are 2 options for programming it. One is the progamming function already built in, whihch is a pain to use. It may or may not be capible of storing logs, I will have to look into it. The other is to try and find out which language and in what form the other preinstalled apps are in and program from there. This will create a much better app.

[KB1LQC]

I believe they use assembly language for the flash apps... you might wanna check but i think I saw that...

[W0LPQ]

Never messed with the -84, but have written some for my HP-41C that is 30+ years old now. There are lots of programs for the -41/-67 series.

Bill, W0LPQ

[KG4KXD]

Quote[/b] (KB1LQC @ Oct. 03 2006,15:25)]I believe they use assembly language for the flash apps... you might wanna check but i think I saw that...
I might look into that when I get a spare moment. I wonder if there is anyway to turn C++.net into a flash based program. A log program would be a pretty easy program in C++.