Is there a way for a teacher to sign up to test new TI models?
They made it private after we covered it; presumably it was an accident that it was public in the first place. You should check out our much-updated information posted here, though:
TI France's TI-83 Premium CE Hints at TI-84 Plus CE Features. We also hope to have more news for you on Monday.
TI France's TI-83 Premium CE Hints at TI-84 Plus CE Features. We also hope to have more news for you on Monday.
*sigh* and I spent $120 on the Silver Edition C this past summer. I'll never be able to convince my parents to get me this new one, they won't understand the difference in tech specs...
Hopefully, some store out there will allow me to exchange or "upgrade" from the silver edition C to the CE.
Hopefully, some store out there will allow me to exchange or "upgrade" from the silver edition C to the CE.
Good luck. The TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition is still a plenty-capable calculator, in my opinion, and until/unless we get an App key for the new calculator, it's likely that ASM development for the TI-84 Plus CE will be anemic at best. Also, welcome to Cemetech! Feel free to Introduce Yourself in our topic for that purpose if you get a chance.
Thanks for the welcoming!
It's more I just want the OS 5.0 (and idk if there is a way to "jailbreak" it onto the 84 Silver Edition C)
It's more I just want the OS 5.0 (and idk if there is a way to "jailbreak" it onto the 84 Silver Edition C)
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and until/unless we get an App key for the new calculator, it's likely that ASM development for the TI-84 Plus CE will be anemic at best
Hmm, there's no good reason for that IMO
* ASM programs are pretty capable, as evidenced by the TI-68k series where FlashApps have always been pretty much as unpopular as ASM programs on the TI-Z80 series;
* on the TI-eZ80 series, I could read that the Flash memory is even slower than the RAM is, so ASM programs executing from RAM will handsomely beat FlashApps.
RedAgent14 wrote:
Thanks for the welcoming!
It's more I just want the OS 5.0 (and idk if there is a way to "jailbreak" it onto the 84 Silver Edition C)
OS 5.0 brings no new math/science features. It's essentially OS 4.0, re-written in ez80 assembly, with changes to the way files are stored to support the larger RAM. It cannot run on the CSE, because of the ez80 code, and there would be no point in modifying it for the TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition, because none of its changes apply to the TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition hardware. It's more I just want the OS 5.0 (and idk if there is a way to "jailbreak" it onto the 84 Silver Edition C)
Is there a way to test if the calculator is a TI-84+CE or a TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition using basic without any errors? I know there is a way to use the graph screen to check if it is a monochrome or color edition calculator. Is there anything like that? I think the matrices can only be 40x40 on the CE because I read some post by DJ_O, but I don't know how that could be used to check the version.
My Completed Programs:
100 Digits of Pi
Celtic det(12) Helper
Color Timer
Quadratic Solver
Song Lyrics CSE
Timer
Current Main Project:
Screensaver CSE
Progress: Basically done, but I want it to check for keypresses more often. About 320 times more often. Don't know how that's going to work out.
100 Digits of Pi
Celtic det(12) Helper
Color Timer
Quadratic Solver
Song Lyrics CSE
Timer
Current Main Project:
Screensaver CSE
Progress: Basically done, but I want it to check for keypresses more often. About 320 times more often. Don't know how that's going to work out.
use one of the commands that arent present on the CE, like the send( command. that would prevent CE calcs from running CSE programs. but, why would you want to do this? I mean, sure, the calc is faster, but some people wont have both calcs.
Or, should we receive the community app code and Kerm makes DCSE9, then hybrid libraries.
Or, should we receive the community app code and Kerm makes DCSE9, then hybrid libraries.
To make it so that a program will use Doors CSE and it's libraries if it is on a TI-84+CSE and the graph screen if it is on the TI-84+CE.
My Completed Programs:
100 Digits of Pi
Celtic det(12) Helper
Color Timer
Quadratic Solver
Song Lyrics CSE
Timer
Current Main Project:
Screensaver CSE
Progress: Basically done, but I want it to check for keypresses more often. About 320 times more often. Don't know how that's going to work out.
100 Digits of Pi
Celtic det(12) Helper
Color Timer
Quadratic Solver
Song Lyrics CSE
Timer
Current Main Project:
Screensaver CSE
Progress: Basically done, but I want it to check for keypresses more often. About 320 times more often. Don't know how that's going to work out.
readroof2 wrote:
To make it so that a program will use Doors CSE and it's libraries if it is on a TI-84+CSE and the graph screen if it is on the TI-84+CE.
If you want to check if the Doors CSE libraries can be used, you should do so by checking if those libraries are present. It can be done using det(([20 as described here: http://dcs.cemetech.net/index.php/Third-Party_BASIC_Libraries_%28Color%29
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