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This page is dedicated to all the crappy programs I've made, and one that I haven't.

TI-Calculator Programs

TxtView v1.52 (~29k) for TI-82 CrASH (last uploaded 2000.08.13)
TxtView v1.53 (~31k) for TI-83(+) ION (last uploaded 2000.08.13)
Also download D_ZC_STR (~8k), the assembly routines I made to display characters and strings using my own custom font.

Add-ons: Swedish fonts (~5k) by Emir Sakic (requires you to recompile the source code). Emir's page also has an already-compiled version for the TI-83(+) ION version of TxtView.
Select which file to view through this handy menu Choose from two different 256 character fonts Scrolling through a file without word wrap, and with word wrap
View text files on your calculator! Extremely useful for school! Type up your notes at home, convert them to calculator files, send them to your calc, and view them with this handy program. Features selectable fonts with extended ASCII character support, word wrap, easy file browsing, and much more. The zip includes CalcText, a DOS program that converts any file into a calculator file, and two example programs. Source code included for everything.
Update 2002.04.08: CalcText is now online and even easier to use!
K-Base (~2k) for TI-82 CrASH (last uploaded 2000.05.29)
K-Base (~2k) for TI-83(+) ION (last uploaded 2000.06.04)
K-Base in action K-Base is a simple number base converter that allows you to input and convert decimal, hexadecimal, binary, and octal numbers. The main features of this program are that it will convert between bases while you type, and it is also very small. A very convienient tool for programmers.


Legend of the Red Dragon (~8k) TI-82 BASIC
Kinda like the BBS game This game started out as a translation of the popular BBS game of the same name by Seth Able Robinson, but slowly transformed into an RPG type game with similar elements. You are a warrior type charged with saving the land from the evil red dragon. Features three types of classes (Death Knight, Magic User, and Thief), excellent fighting engine (with special moves), 10 different weapons and armors, sub-games, and more! Especially fast for a large BASIC RPG (17+k). Try it if you have nothing better to do. It will keep you amused for a little while at least.
Turbo Archery (~1k) TI-82 BASIC
See that high score? That's mine :) A pretty standard archery game I made a while back. You stand at the left of the screen and try to hit a target moving down the right side. The only difference between this and the other Archery game that I know of is that this one has two selectable speed settings (normal and turbo). Download if you're really bored.


rref (Reduced Row Echelon Form) (~1k) TI-82 BASIC (last uploaded 2001.01.22)
This is a BASIC program that will take the matrix A and display its reduced row echelon form. I made it because, unlike most of the other TI calcs, the 82 doesn't have this function built-in and I needed it for my linear algebra class. What makes this program different from the others is that there are no menus that need to be navigated through before you get your answer. You just run it and it will display what you want, just like a built-in function.
What Is My Angle? TI-83(+) Flash Application
Hands on a clock Swinging pendulum TV antennas
A valuable tool for the TI-83 Plus and TI-83 Plus Silver Edition to improve comprehension of angles in real-world settings, such as the angle between the hands of a clock or TV antennas. This app enables users to practice estimating the size of angles in degree measure. Ten random problems are provided, and game options include acute, obtuse, reflex, and any angles.

PC Programs

The Z80 Dictionary (~12k) DOS
Well this program is mainly for Z80 programmers that want a fast way to access information about certain instructions from the DOS prompt. Put this program (define.exe) into one of the directories in your path statement for the easiest access. Simply type "define <instruction>" at the DOS prompt and you will get a list of all the possible operands, the number of bytes and clock cycles each one takes, and a brief description of what each one does. I found this to be much quicker than scrolling through the Z80.txt and Z80time.txt files for information. This was also the first real C program I ever made, and it comes with source so you can add your own instructions or recompile for a UNIX machine.
Rogue (~56k) DOS
Rogue was created by Michael Toy, Ken Arnold, and Glenn Wichman, and was ported to the IBM PC by Jon Lane. It's quite possibly my favorite game ever made. If you have never tried this game, I invite you to do so now because this is where all RPGs started out. A true classic that never gets old. For more information or UNIX versions of the game, check out The Dungeons of Doom.
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