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Noonker |
2008-02-02
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Is there a working emulator for any of the above calculators? it would be so nice to have for class.
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2008-02-02
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@ Temple Terrorist, FL
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I wish there was. The only semi-complete calculator I could find for my N800 is Free42, a HP-42S calculator emulator. I have a TI-89 Titanium calc whose ROM I'd love to use. 
I'm not a developer, but I'm setting up a scratchbox environment now (using VMware) to see what I can do. Maybe I can do a simple ./configure & make for some open source TI calc emulator.
http://www.ticalc.org/programming/em.../software.html
I'm not a developer, but I'm setting up a scratchbox environment now (using VMware) to see what I can do. Maybe I can do a simple ./configure & make for some open source TI calc emulator.
http://www.ticalc.org/programming/em.../software.html
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2008-02-02
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Originally Posted by OSEmuTech
Same here, love that thing.
I have a TI-89 Titanium calc whose ROM I'd love to use.
The real question: is there anything desktop-side that can be ported?
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2008-02-02
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@ Temple Terrorist, FL
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I like Virtual TI for Windows the best, but maybe the OSS TiEmu linux source can be ported?
http://lpg.ticalc.org/prj_tiemu/
http://lpg.ticalc.org/prj_tiemu/
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2008-02-02
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@ Fayetteville, AR
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This would be awsome, I use the TI-83 all the time, one more device my n800 can take the place of !!
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2008-02-02
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Originally Posted by adsum ignotus
Yeah, I concur. A good TI emulator on the ITs would be pretty sweet.
This would be awsome, I use the TI-83 all the time, one more device my n800 can take the place of !!
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2008-02-02
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I've already ported this, it was far too slow and wanted to use lots and lots of memory iirc. I did think I'd talked about this on ITT a long time ago (when the N800 first came out), but perhaps not.
I used http://lpg.ticalc.org/prj_tiemu/, there are even Debian source packages (i.e. in the main Debian repos) these days for you to build from. Should be pretty easy.
I imagine it will still be awfully slow though. Using the wayback machine you may be able to get some notes about building it (for the Zaurus) from this page: http://zaurus.maxg.info
I used http://lpg.ticalc.org/prj_tiemu/, there are even Debian source packages (i.e. in the main Debian repos) these days for you to build from. Should be pretty easy.
I imagine it will still be awfully slow though. Using the wayback machine you may be able to get some notes about building it (for the Zaurus) from this page: http://zaurus.maxg.info
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2008-02-03
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I am not very good with linux yet. I don't know how to compile my own stuff. But just out of curiosity, why would it be slow?
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2008-02-03
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It's an emulator, very processor intensive. Other than that, perhaps the code needs optimisation work as it's probably designed, and good enough, for desktop machines rather than our significantly slower ITTs
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2008-02-03
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I tried to port x48 (an HP48 emulator) on maemo, but on a tablet it is really really slow. With a Ti-89 and TiEmu, it would be the same I think. I tried to port TiEmu too ; it worked on scratchbox, but I haven't tried on my tablet because the emulator can't show the calculator buttons on the little screen...