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TI 83 Plus Assembly
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thumb|200px|A TI 83 Plus programmable graphing calculator.
TI 83 Plus Assembly Programming
This book teaches TI-83 Plus Assembly Programming, an advanced programming language for TI-83+ and 84+ calculators.
Table of Contents
Getting Started
The TI-83 and TI-84 use a ZiLOG Z80 microprocessor. (The TI-89 uses a 68000 family processor and the TI-Nspire uses an ARM9 processor).
The TI-Nspire features an emulator by Texas Instruments for the TI-84+ SE. It can be used for Z80 programming, but it does not support undocumented commands and is not recommended.
/What you need/
/Hello World/
/Jumps/
/Registers/
/Memory/
/Data Types/
/Input/
/Operations on Variables/
Advanced Techniques
Appendices
Appendix A: ROM Calls
Appendix B: System Flags
Appendix C: Key Codes
Further reading
More Z80 assembly:
Z80 Assembly
z80 Heaven: asm programming for the TI-83, TI-84, etc.
Software Development Tools for Z80 Family -- many of these tools were designed for ancient computers such as the Altair 8800, and may no longer be useful for TI calculator programming
Other TI calculators:
unofficial TI-Nspire wiki
Assembly languages Calculators
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