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Creating Add ins

Started by bardonw , Jan 30 2003 01:40 PM

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#1 bardonw

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Posted 30 January 2003 - 01:40 PM

I would like to know if anyone knows what program you can use to make an add in for the Algebra FX 2.0. A better question is what program did you use to make an Algebra FX 2.0 add in.

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#2 BiTwhise

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Posted 30 January 2003 - 02:37 PM

the afx runs 16bit x86 compatible code.
first you'll need a compiler to compile you source into 16bit binary.
a 16bit c compiler, like borland turbo c should work. or a 16bit assembler (like nasm, or tasm)

next, you will need to build a drive file (you can only transmit "drives", which are 128kB in size). this can be done with flashcom, flasheditor, flash100. use the same program to transfer the drive to you calc.

later you may also be able to make your own rxe files, in which static data will stay resident in flash memory, leaving more memory available for your program's work area.

There are further options, but I hope that, and all of this will be addressed in the FAQ section

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#3 X-thunder28

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Posted 30 January 2003 - 03:33 PM

assembler specific to NEC doesn't exist ??

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#4 BiTwhise

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Posted 30 January 2003 - 03:38 PM

I don't know any specific assembler for the NEC cpu, but there they probably have one.. I mean, they sell the CPU, they have to supply an assembler with it. However, you could make your own macros for use with the Nec cpu.
Casio probably have one, in their in-house developement tools, along with a Nec optimized C compiler or something

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#5 X-thunder28

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Posted 30 January 2003 - 07:13 PM

Casio probably have one, in their in-house developement tools, along with a Nec optimized C compiler or something

i see microsoft C on some program made by CASIO :rolleyes:

I don't think they have got a Nec optimized compiler because microsoft C ... lol :rolleyes:

now we can understand why basic is so slow :rolleyes:

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#6 BiTwhise

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Posted 30 January 2003 - 07:43 PM

ur right..

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#7 CrimsonCasio

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Posted 30 January 2003 - 08:30 PM

I would like to know if anyone knows what program you can use to make an add in for the Algebra FX 2.0. A better question is what program did you use to make an Algebra FX 2.0 add in.

Like I said in my E-mail you are going to have to know how program to make add ins unless someone takes pitty on us and creates such a program (beg beg beg). :rolleyes: