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[Jsec42]

Alright, I am going to be making an emulator for the ti-84+(and others) to run on the Casio fx-9860gii-2. However, I am running into a bit of a problem. In order to achieve optimal emulation speed, I need to A. Hold the 64kb physical address space of the Z80 in ram(I don't need the ROM file in ram, because I can just seek in/out 16kb pages when the Virtual ASIC is instructed to swap pages ), and B. Hold the 128kb of ram available to the Calculator in a separate buffer. This would be trivial on a PC, but it poses a bit of a challenge on the Calculator. This being caused by the 32kb work ram limitation, and the 48kb restriction on heap ram  . However, if I am correct, the program itself is copied into a buffer that is 512kb large. Would it be possible to allocate some space in this "program heap"? If not, is there a place where I can allocate the amount of ram I need? Thanks in advance

[Jsec42]

Meh...no replies. I already cross-posted on Casiopeia. http://www.casiopeia...&p=14209#p14209