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[monnystar]

I want to build my project. g1a

I want you to teach me to create the file. G1a.

And I intend to make the most.

 

 

Thank you....            

Thank you

[frankmar98]

Welcome to UCF, monnystar.

 

Well, you have to install the SDK, then program the addin and after that in the SDK there is an option to create the .g1a file.

 

You can download the official SDK for classpad or fx-9860G series from official casio website, after inputing the serial number of your calculator. You can also download the SDK manual.

[monnystar]

Thank you....            

 

But I have to disturb the teachers a little more. in Post new

http://community.cas...-area-fx-9860g/

[Reikikind]

Hello,

 

I'm new in the forum and I have a problem. The calculator I use is the Casio fx-9860GII.

 

I want to customize a .G1A file, but I don't know how to open. (translate Add-on Physium into German and add some constants)

 

I want to open it not in a "Hex Editor", because I can not add something. When I do this I can't import it to FA-124.

 

And the Software Development Kit can't open a G1A File.

 

Can anyone help me?

 

The best will be, if it like be in C or C++ form factor.

 

And not this cryptic "Hex form".

 

Thanks for helping.

 

P.S. Sorry, if the grammar is not so good. It's not my mother language.

[Viliami]

The .G1A is the compiled version of the program, you need a decompiler if you want to see it in C or C++.

[Reikikind]

Thank you for the answer, but where can I find the decompiler or which decompiler can I use?

 

Notepad++ shows me only cryptic symbols although I used C++ language.

 

I have only the .g1a files and no C++ files.