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what computer language can you program on the ti 92

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MoMo777	what computer language can you program on the ti 92	Lead	[-]
Posts: 3 (2003-05-28 20:04:16) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Report Post	I'm not sure what lanuage if any you can program on the ti 92. I know you can program basic on the ti 83 thats y i ask
MiG 53	Re: what computer language can you program on the ti 92	#1	[-]
Posts: 591 (2003-05-29 02:05:31) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Report Post	On a TI92, you can do basic and ASM. On a TI92+, you can do C in addition to the previous two.
Kevin Kofler	Re: what computer language can you program on the ti 92	#2	[-]
Posts: 7049 (2003-05-30 14:43:52) Admin Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Report Post	And if you want to program in C for the plain TI-92, you can contact Sebastian Reichelt and me for an alpha version of the linker which will be in TIGCC 0.95, and which already supports targeting Fargo (but there are no header files or library functions for Fargo yet, so you will end up having to define lots of things which are normally defined in the implementation yourself).
Kosherdude	Re: what computer language can you program on the ti 92	#3	[-]
Posts: 2 (2005-06-26 15:54:42) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite Report Post	If you're thinking about scripting games, or anything involving some graphical user interface, you'll want to use C in conjunction with ASM. Basic is a very slow code for TI-calcs. It's best used for simple or non-graphical programs like day-planners, financial computation aids, and tasks involving the rudimentary features of the TI-92. One of the upsides to basic, however, is the ability to write your own programs on the TI-92 without the necessity of a pc or cable link.

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