Cool! So it swaps two RAM pages back and forth from ROM<-->RAM. Nice. 
Omnicalc does that also. If calc one resets, calc 2 is safe and vice versa. Unless you did like I did
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rivereye wrote:
Omnicalc does that also. If calc one resets, calc 2 is safe and vice versa. Unless you did like I did
we were talking about Omnicalc....
I thought we were talking about VirtualCalc. All Omnicalc does is restore memory if the calc resets.
KermMartian wrote:
I thought we were talking about VirtualCalc. All Omnicalc does is restore memory if the calc resets.
Omnicalc has a virtual calc mode. The link provided was to the omnicalc manual, about the omnicalc virtual calc mode
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Does anyone know what the syntax for setting flags is?
In the oncalc version, that is...
BTW, ".db" has been added in the newest version.
In the oncalc version, that is...
BTW, ".db" has been added in the newest version.
KermMartian wrote:
Cool! So it swaps two RAM pages back and forth from ROM<-->RAM. Nice.Actually, the 83+SE and tyhe 84+(se) have 6 RAM pages so when it swaps it is swapping ram pages for ram pages.
I am guessing it works like this:
1.Page 1-2
2.Page 3-4
3.Page 5-6
(rembember guessing)When you press the button to switch calcs, it does something like this.....
It puts group 1(See above) into group 3 then puts group 2 into group 1 then it puts group 3 into group 2.
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