xLIB v0.6b Testing

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Yes this is true, you have a disclaimer in the read me anyways.
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...and he got it fixed...you should think about it this way though, if you don't make a new xlib we all will cry until we try asmebly and break our calculators anyways...except will will also break a bunch of others peoples calculators...and they will cry too...so if you don't release a new xlib youll make a buch of people cry including baby chipmuncks who are staving in etheopia because cruel children stole their nuts to make them sad so they would feel better since they broke their calculators by playing poorely coded asm games... :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry:
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I think you should release it Pat, it will discontinue a lot of projects if it wasn't :(.
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yep...and think of all those chipmunks

<ON TOPIC>Well, are you going to discontinue? I would be realy sad...but I guess it is your choice.
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Post by tr1p1ea »

Hang on ... your calc is fixed now?

I guess there is nothing else i can do but release xLIB, as there seem to be a few people who are really hanging out for it.

I still have to catch a few bugs, then ill email out ok.
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awesome :D could i have a copy to? :P and btw, hows that bug with copying prgms from ram coming? is it possible?
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well, kinda off topic, but why would you want to make a copy from ram instead of executing it while it's allready there?
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I also don't understand why it's so necessary...
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Could I have a copy as well.
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necro wrote:well, kinda off topic, but why would you want to make a copy from ram instead of executing it while it's allready there?
i dunno, wassn't it Merthsofts request?
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you didn't know the point but were still requesting it :lol:
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It could be useful to execute a program whose name is held in a string, but instead you could just do this:
expr("prgm"+"NAME")
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Ohhh, Me too, Me too!!!!!
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dysfunction wrote:It could be useful to execute a program whose name is held in a string, but instead you could just do this:
expr("prgm"+"NAME")
I wish that worked. However, expr( requires its argument to return a value (on the 83+ series, at least).
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DarkerLine wrote:
dysfunction wrote:It could be useful to execute a program whose name is held in a string, but instead you could just do this:
expr("prgm"+"NAME")
I wish that worked. However, expr( requires its argument to return a value (on the 83+ series, at least).
Dang, you're right, I hadn't tested that.
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