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[flyingfisch]

I saw this thread on another forum and thought I'd do it here.

Introduce yourself using this form:

Name(optional):

Birthday:

Age:

Hobbies:

Interests:

Where you got your username:

I guess I'll start :

Name(optional):flyingfisch

Birthday: 5-12

Age: 15

Hobbies: Skiing, Biking, Programming (computer and calculator), running, web design

Interests: Aviation, Calculators

Where you got your username: I am taking flight lessons and part of my lat name is fisch

[Elihu5991]

Name: Elihu5991

Hobbies/Interests: IT, design (everything, literally), writing, .etc

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Lets see how far this goes

[Spyro543]

Name(this is my real name): Aaron

Birthday:

Age: 12

Hobbies: Programming (Python), and hardware experiments. I really haven't been doing much calculator programming lately.

Interests: Computers, computer hardware, technology, etc.

Where you got your username: I really don't remember.

[flyingfisch]

Welcome guys!

[Forty-Two]

Hello, Casians. I'm Forty-Two(seana11). I've been active in the calc community for about 6 months. I got my first graphing calc, a TI-84+ SE, a year and 4 months ago. I became active on Cemetech around 6 months ago.

Yesterday, I got my first Casio calc, an fx-9860GII, and I'm looking into how to get around the OS. It seems quite different from the TIOS.

I'm a big <{GNULINUX}> fanatic, my favorite distro is Fedora. I also like to play the Worms-style, game Hedgewars. I'm generally in IRC on #cemetech, #ti, and #thebot on EFNet, and #fedora, ##java, and #hedgewars on freenode.

[flyingfisch]

Welcome to casiocalc.org forty-two!

I hope you enjoy casiocalc.org. We aren't an extremely active community, but there is a lot of valuable info stored in these forums

Yes, the casio OS is quite different than TI, but I think you'll like it.

PrizmWiki is a very good info source, and you may want to check out our tutorials here at casiocalc.org.

I also use <{GNULINUX}>, and my favorite distro so far is Ubuntu. Unlike a lot of people, I actually like the Unity interface. I don't know why.

I am also a member on Omnimaga, and you can find me at #omnimaga, #omnimaga-spam on efnet and #casiocalc on afternet.

[lirkaren]

Name(optional): Jonathan

Birthday: 02/01

Age: 21

Hobbies: Riding my mountain bike

Interests: Most stuff.

Where you got your username: Don't know, I think I wast thinking about Link in Zelda.

[flyingfisch]

Do you belong to any other calc-related forums?

[lirkaren]

Do you belong to any other calc-related forums?

Just this one

[Naga]

Hi

Am Naga

Dec 6th

Age 25

Programming & Rallying

I need help in 9860 GII addin application

[flyingfisch]

Hi naga, welcome to the forums!

[HOMER-16]

Hello everyone.

I'm HOMER-16, although some of you may already know me from Omnimaga.

Hobbies, I guess, would be programming and gaming.

Interests, Singularity, programming, 3D Modeling, and Taokaka from BlazBlue. (Huge fanboy)

I mainly program for computers and I know C/C++ and Java primarily.

I recently got a Prizm from the training course promotion Casio is currently holding, so I figured I'd join some Casio related forums.

[flyingfisch]

Oh cool, so you were able to join? Welcome to UCF, HOMER!

[parser padwan]

Name: Jared Reeves

Birthday: July 7

Age: 15

Hobbies: Programming , skiing

Interests: Days off of school

I got my name from Axe Parser. (a programming language for the TI-83+)

[flyingfisch]

Hi, parser!

What does the '^2' in 'TI-84+ SE ^2' in you calculators owned list mean?

[parser padwan]

Hi, parser!

What does the '^2' in 'TI-84+ SE ^2' in you calculators owned list mean?

It means that I have two.

[flyingfisch]

Ahh!

Have you programmed any calc <=> calc games for it?

[parser padwan]

Ahh!

Have you programmed any calc <=> calc games for it?

Not as of yet, but I hope and plan to!

[flyingfisch]

Cool!

[flyingfisch]

Name(optional): MARCOS
Birthday: 10.02
Age: 31
Hobbies: ENGINEERING AND FINANCIAL STUDIES
Interests: ENGINEERING AND FINANCIAL STUDIES
Where you got your username: IT´S MY REAL NAME

[preb]

Name: secret

Birthday: June

Age: High school

Hobbies: Piano, tennis, casio calculator programming

Interests: Physics

Where you got your username: secret

[Forty-Two]

Name: secret

Birthday: June

Age: High school

Hobbies: Piano, tennis, casio calculator programming

Interests: Physics

Where you got your username: secret

Hey preb, and welcome to UCF. What type of casio programming are you into? (Basic, asm...) Have you made any programs for the 9860?

[preb]

No because I only have a fx-9750gii.

I use Casio-BASIC, and have so far made one program: PRIMFACT (which determines if an inputted number is prime or not).

I plan to work on a radical simplify for my calc.

[Forty-Two]

No because I only have a fx-9750gii.

I use Casio-BASIC, and have so far made one program: PRIMFACT (which determines if an inputted number is prime or not).

I plan to work on a radical simplify for my calc.

Gah, I misread that in your profile. What method does it usse to find if it's prime?

[preb]

Sorry for not replying earlier, I was rather busy.

So, here is the program:

"ENTER NUMBER"
?→N
2→F
Lbl 1
N÷F→D
If D=Int D And D≠N And F≠N
Then "NOT PRIME."
"FACTOR:"
F
Else Goto 2
Lbl 2
If F>√N
Then "PRIME"
Stop
Else Goto 3
Lbl 3
Isz F
Goto 1

This isn't a very good method, for one thing. I plan on optimising it with loops and possibly another algorithm eventually.

I haven't made the square root simplifier yet, but I probably will make one before the end of march.

[flyingfisch]

Have you hacked your 9750?

[NLthijs48]

Name(optional): Thijs

Birthday: 30 june 1994

Age: 17

Hobbies:
- Programming for computer and because lessons at school are boring also my calculator now
- Gaming (Battelfield 3, Saints Row The Third, Minecraft sometimes)
- football/soccer or what you would like to call it

Interests:
Programming my fx-9860GII SD with casio SDK and revolution-fx since 2 weeks, hoping to have a working game in a couple more weeks...

Where you got your username:
The Netherlands (NL) + MyName + lucky number

[Forty-Two]

Hey, NLthijs48! Great to see you've gotten into fx programming. I'm not familiar with revolution-fx, though. Would you care to enlighten me? What type of game are you programming?

[flyingfisch]

Hey, NLthijs48! Great to see you've gotten into fx programming. I'm not familiar with revolution-fx, though. Would you care to enlighten me? What type of game are you programming?

Hi NLthijs48 and welcome to UCF!

@Forty-Two: RevolutionFX is a great C lib for the fx-9860. http://revolution-fx.sourceforge.net/

[NLthijs48]

Revolution-FX indeed is a library that extents the Casio SDK, it is made by kucalc.
kucalc is an (inactive) admin at this forum, he has rank "Casio Maniac", he knows everything about the fx-9860.

In the library are faster drawing functions, greyscale engines, timer functions (Real-Time Clock) and also serial port communication (could be used for calc-to-calc gaming).
The site posted by flyingfisch is the project page of Revolution-FX:
http://revolution-fx.sourceforge.net/

But there is a newer version of his library at this topic:
http://www.casiocalc...?showtopic=3940
V 1.0 supports a function that displays text in sizes from 5 pixels to 9 pixels and drawing functions are improved.

Something about my game:
It is a bit based on snake, but the goal is reaching the other side of the screen, your tale won't disappear so you have to look out for your own tail.
Im also going to randomly spawn walls and some more things, but i didn't worked that out yet.

[flyingfisch]

Revolution-FX indeed is a library that extents the Casio SDK, it is made by kucalc.
kucalc is an (inactive) admin at this forum, he has rank "Casio Maniac", he knows everything about the fx-9860.

In the library are faster drawing functions, greyscale engines, timer functions (Real-Time Clock) and also serial port communication (could be used for calc-to-calc gaming).
The site posted by flyingfisch is the project page of Revolution-FX:
http://revolution-fx.sourceforge.net/

But there is a newer version of his library at this topic:
http://www.casiocalc...?showtopic=3940
V 1.0 supports a function that displays text in sizes from 5 pixels to 9 pixels and drawing functions are improved.

Something about my game:
It is a bit based on snake, but the goal is reaching the other side of the screen, your tale won't disappear so you have to look out for your own tail.
Im also going to randomly spawn walls and some more things, but i didn't worked that out yet.

Sounds cool! You should post about it in Programming/Development

[NLthijs48]

If I am a bit further in developing this game I will post it

[flyingfisch]

Nice, I am excited to hear more about it

[ExAcler]

Hello,I'm from China and the fx-es(ms) Baidu bar.
We've got a lot of achievements in fx-82ES Calculator and We'll share these with you in a few months.
If you think that's illegal,reply me and we won't share these.

Name:
ExAcler
Birthday:
20/12/1996
Age:
15
Hobbies:
Playing the piano,doing research about calculators,designing computer programs using VB,VC++ and VC#,learning English
Interests:
Hiking,Swimming
Where you got your username:
Made by myself
"Ex" means "Extra" and "Experience"."Acler" means "Accelerator".

[flyingfisch]

Nice to see you ExAcler.

Will you be programming for your fx-9750GII?

[Forty-Two]

Hello,I'm from China and the fx-es(ms) Baidu bar.
We've got a lot of achievements in fx-82ES Calculator and We'll share these with you in a few months.
If you think that's illegal,reply me and we won't share these.

Name:
ExAcler
Birthday:
20/12/1996
Age:
15
Hobbies:
Playing the piano,doing research about calculators,designing computer programs using VB,VC++ and VC#,learning English
Interests:
Hiking,Swimming
Where you got your username:
Made by myself
"Ex" means "Extra" and "Experience"."Acler" means "Accelerator".

Hey, ExAcler, and welcome to UCF! It seems that you're quite the fx82ES fanatic. Have you made any programs for them in addition to jailbreaking them? What type of computer programs have you written. (VB, eeeewww)

[flyingfisch]

...
(VB, eeeewww)

Python FTW!

But yeah, BASIC languages are not really that great. (goto, lbl, etc.)

[Forty-Two]

Python FTW!

But yeah, BASIC languages are not really that great. (goto, lbl, etc.)

I'm mainly against the "visual" part. (And the microsoft bit)

[flyingfisch]

I'm mainly against the "visual" part. (And the microsoft bit)

Well... at least its not Frontpage. (YUCK!)

[flyingfisch]

I split this topic because it was getting off-subject

http://www.casiocalc...?showtopic=6739