TI 84 Calculator Emulator

GizzyGazzy360

Does anyone want to help create a TI 84 emulator why did I choose the TI 84 because its programmable and the language also some other TI calculators are programmable but the TI 84 seemed like a good start.

Last edited by GizzyGazzy360 (Feb. 12, 2017 02:05:33)

GizzyGazzy360

thats a start

jaheimthecool

well. what if you emulate scratch on ti-84? go to scratch.mit.edu, click ctrl+u and copy the code to ti-84

GizzyGazzy360

why is this on the top of the collaboration? it's a dumb idea I had just about 3 years ago.

animals1234l

jaheimthecool wrote:
well. what if you emulate scratch on ti-84? go to scratch.mit.edu, click ctrl+u and copy the code to ti-84

That would be cool, but the code you see in the CTRL-U is in Html, while the ti84 uses Ti-Basic. The calculator isn't designed to have Html in it.

devin578

Ship321

I would like to help, I'm good at math, and trigonometry.

ideapad-320

Do you want to simulate the ti-84 plus OS in scratch, or emulate the calculator's z80 processor? The first would probably run faster and easier, but no support for assembly programs. But you could have infinite storage space(compared to the calculator's 21K of RAM and ~512K of archive). The 2nd would support assembly but it would be slow and i don't think you could legally find a ROM.

Drawn_To_Point

GizzyGazzy360 wrote:
Does anyone want to help create a TI 84 emulator? I chose the TI 84 because it is programmable and the language some other TI calculators are programmable but the TI 84 seemed like a good start.

I am in the middle of trying to create a TI-Basic Code emulator I would love to help! Message me back if you want to hear from me again.

flutefly1956286

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