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	[tie] - millenium ti92 assembly[Archive Ti-Fr v2]
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Description rapide :	Un shell pour 92 moins célèbre que Fargo
Auteur de l'archive :	MXM-TriX
Calculatrices concernées :	TI-92I TI-92II
Hardware concernés :	HW2
ROMs (AMS) supportés :	Tous (ou non renseigné)
Langage de programmation utilisé :	ASM Kernel
Description Complète :	[tie] - millenium ti92 assembly shell TI expansion beta stadium Last revision 2000/01/10 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- released by MXM Projects http://mxm.ticalc.org/ created by MXM-TriX mxmtrix@gmx.net ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- We take no liability for using this software, or any crashes of your TI92 (lost of memory content, ...) ============================================================================ 1. What is [tie]? ============================================================================ I hate this different formats (TI92+ against TI92), so I decided to support the 68kP (assemblyprogram) format from the TI92+ also on the TI92. It's better for programmers, ... The programmingformat (format of the assemblysourcecode) isn't difficult! Now you can play some (probably all) TI89, TI92+ games on your TI92. I hope, [tie] support's all ROM versions like Fargo II -> Please report me any bugs! Very welcome would be a ROM information (every ROM function address), since it's possible to use the memory from $C8 also for a ROM table (enough space there) because at the moment, the supported functions are limited -> [tie] has been tested on ROM 2.1 *** ATTENTION *** When you send a program from the TI92+/TI89 to the TI92, then you have to use the integrated linker! Since Texas Instruments changed some things, the linker will convert the program! In future versions you will be able to send the programs in the integrated shell (PCT) with the autoconversion ============================================================================ 2. How can I install [tie] ============================================================================ You require the original TI Graph Link cable or the $4 cable (schematic on our homepage). Before you start with installing [tie], you have to insert the following code into your <autoexec.bat>: set TIE=c:\TIE set PATH=%PATH%;%TIE%\BIN The procedure of installing [tie] is the same like in Fargo, just call 'autotie' During this process, the program receive a backup, install the kernel and then it'll put the backup back to your TI. ============================================================================ 3. Running of [tie] programs ============================================================================ There exist two ways of launching [tie] applications * By entering the name of the program and pressing enter (Example: tetris() <Enter>) * Or by using the [tie] (shell/PCT) (press the keys <SHIFT>+<ON>) ============================================================================ 4. Programming overview ============================================================================ When you are a new programmer, then please take a look at some documentations like Jimmy Mardell's Guide (Availabel at www.ticalc.org) A68KCurs by MXM Projects (Availabel at mxm.ticalc.org) The programming of libraries and programs is the same like Fargo II. The only difference is that you should insert an 'xdef _ti92' at the beginning An example ;- hello.asm --------------------------------------------------------------- include "doorsos.h" ; You always have to use doorsos.h include "util.h" ; The flib library is emulated by ; the util library xdef _main xdef _comment xdef _ti92plus ; At the moment the DoorsOS linker ; doesn't support [tie] ; xdef _ti92 _main: jsr flib::clr_scr ; Clear the screen move.w #4,-(a7) ; attribute 4 (black on white) pea hello(PC) ; Put the address of the ; 'Hello world' string to the ; stack move.w #1,-(a7) move.w #1,-(a7) ; X&Y coordinates for the text jsr doorsos::DrawStrXY ; Calling of the TIOS function lea 10(a7),a7 ; Stackcorrection jsr util::idle_loop ; Wait for a key rts ; End of the program ; Never forget this!! hello dc.b "Hello world!",0 ; Hello world text _comment dc.b "Hello world program",0 ; Shown in the browsers END ; End of the program Libraries --------- Libraries are a little bit different than in Fargo II. First you have to define the target of your library with ; xdef _ti92 xdef _ti92plus ; xdef _ti89 xdef _library And secondly, you must not use library dc.b "libname",0 example: ---- lib.asm ---- include "doorsos.h" xdef _library xdef _ti92 xdef lib@0000 xdef lib@0001 lib@0000: ; Do something rts lib@0001: ; Do something rts END ---- lib.h ---- lib::FunctionNamefor0000 equ lib@0000 lib::FunctionNamefor0001 equ lib@0001 To get an executable run tie.bat with your programname as argument One example: C:\tie\>tie hello Assuming your program is called hello.asm This will generate a file called hello.92p. Send this file to your ti92 and you can run it. ============================================================================ 5. Legal stuff ============================================================================ Fargo has been programmed and is copyrighted by David Ellsworth. [tie] uses an adapted PlusShell kernel (Thanks to Rusty Wagner)! We also included own programs for inserting the kernel in the backup and a linker for the $4 cable is also included. The linker for the objectfiles is from the DoorsOS package. Everything from the DoorsOS package is distributed with agreements from Xavier Vassor! We take no liability for any damage of your TI92! You can put [tie] on any webpage, but please send us an email or put a link from your page to our! 5.1. Contacting us ------------------ You can reach me (MXM-TriX) by email (mxmtrix@gmx.net), or write any message on our discussionboard (http://mxm.ticalc.org/) New versions will be availabel on our homepage or at http://www.ticalc.org Look at "assembly-92" for other similar stuff, or questions 5.2. Greetings -------------- Xavier Vassor Adapting of the DoorsOS linker ([tie] support) TIGCC and some sources David Ellsworth Thanks for your work, and please notice we programmed [tie] to be compatible with DoorsOS. Rusty Wagner For the PlusShell kernel which is used by [tie] and VirtualTI Patrick Davidson For Phoenix - the first game which worked with [tie] Jimmy Mardell BoulderDash, Tetris and many more games, sources, ... from him - one of the best 68k programmers All [tie] developers Please write your name and email to authors.txt All members of MXM Projects and the betatesters of [tie] I only can write <thanks> ;-) 5.3. History ------------ yyyy.mm.dd ---------- 2000.01.07 [tie] 0.0.1 * Yeah, the first stable version of [tie] (millenium shell ;-) ) * At the moment it's only possible to call programs through the home screen (example: test() ), but I'm working at the <SHIFT>-<ON> combo 2000.01.08 [tie] 0.0.2 * SHIFT-ON combo works * Anti Crash protection integrated * the kernel routines are accessible through $30 to $44 (see kernel.txt) * added a little shell (similar to the original Fargo shell) 2000.01.09 * Ported (recompiled) two games and yeah they work! (download them from our page) 5.4. Planned features --------------------- * ON ESC combination * Short: [tie] has to be totally compatible with DoorsOS * I hope there is someone who recompile all libraries! Attention: The libraries are machine dependend! Probably we will find a way how to generate independend libraries * Running of BASIC programs (Probably next version) * All ROM functions (online ROM decoder engine needed -> finding of ROM addresses, or TI will release the ROM addresses of the TI92 1.x & 2.1) * Kernel support for TSR (not difficult!) -> offered as a library * Linux port of our programs (next version) Have fun with [tie] TriX in the name of the [tie] development team
Archive mise en ligne par :	Vince
Date de mise en ligne :	16/04/2004 à 09:55:47