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Re: Basic Builder

That is not what Basic Builder does. What Basic Builder does is store your program as raw tokens,...
(by builderboy 1259018893|%O ago, posts: 3)

Re: Basic Builder

I don't think so, but I'm unsure.
(by ztrumpet 1259015005|%O ago, posts: 3)

Basic Builder

My understanding is that Basic Builder takes a Ti Basic program and compiles it into asm hex,...
(by Sleight 1259013798|%O ago, posts: 3)

Did You Know...

…that the and, or, xor, and not commands can be used as bitwise operators on integers?

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"Sprites" are small images displayed as part of a larger scene on the screen. In TI-68k Basic, support for sprites is built-in, in the form of picture variables.

The most common reasons to use a sprite are to display a picture which will be moved around on the screen, or repeated multiple times as part of a pattern (more...)

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Welcome to the 68k section of TI-Basic Developer (TI|BD)! This section of the site covers how to make TI-Basic programs for the TI-89, TI-89 Titanium, TI-92, TI-92+ and Voyage 200 calculators (often abbreviated as TI-89/92/+/V200). After going through all of the 68k information, the reader should be a competent 68k Basic programmer.

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