Threaded Mode | Linear Mode

cutterjohn · (This post was last modified: 07-24-2014 08:04 PM by cutterjohn.)

(07-22-2014 02:16 PM)Nigel (UK) Wrote:
(07-22-2014 12:11 PM)Katie Wasserman Wrote: Do you mean C programming on a PC using their SDK by writing your own "app", or something else?

C programming on a PC; I don't know of any add-on language "apps" for the machine.

Nigel (UK)

I'm pretty sure that there's at least a lua interpreter as there is one for the Prizm. Cemetech has a fair amount of casio(and some prime) stuff in it's forums although it is mostly about the old z80 TIs. (I own an US version of the Prizm.)

IIRC the 9860 SDK was an actual release by Casio while the Prizm SDK was kind of hacked together as Casio never(or hasn't yet) released an official SDK for it. (Seem to be a fair amount of user applications created for the 9860, but nothing like the TIs or RPL HPs(48/49/50 which is even less than the TIs)...)

9860GII SD: that's odd. While theoretically being the same model w/an SD slot they removed basic functionality? (Maybe to have room to add SD support? Although Casio seem to provide a fair amount of flash on these lesser models even though they're stingy with the RAM(same on the classpads as well unfortunately).)