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Claudio Larini's emulator |
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http://www.claudiolarini.altervista.org/
just great ! A version for MS-DOS (in QuickBasic) !
The latest version 24/05/2021
Unfortunately, only in Italian...
emulates calculators
SR-52, SR-56,
TI-53, TI-55 , TI-55 II
TI-57, TI-57LCD ,
TI-58, TI-58C, TI-59,
TI-62, TI-66, TI MBA
With the added bonus of a program to convert programs from TI-57 to TI-58/59 !
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TI59e of Hrast Programmer |
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http://www.hrastprogrammer.com/ti59e/
ti59epc.zip
A Windows version of Hrast Programmer !
Too bad that ergonomics is the more simplistic...
the .M59 file format is a most curious : the equivalent of a memory dump (?).
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Alvaro Gerardo Suarez's emulator |
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http://sim41.webcindario.com/sim59.htm
very interesting! A Windows version (in FoxPro) !
Requires a runtime FoxPro... That proposed on the Alvaro's site is in Spanish !
The skin of the calculator can be changed.
The latest version 07.27.2019
Small BONUS :
A skiner for SIM59 (with 5 skins !)
sim59_skins.zip
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Andre Steenveld's RCLcalculators |
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https://sourceforge.net/p/rclcalculators/wiki/Home/
.Promising but unfinished... regrettable!
Version 1.0.0 of 2014
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Alain Zanchetta's emulator |
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http://www.zanchetta.net/
effective but... 1024x768 resolution mini, therefore unusable on my netbook...
too bad !
(to note a Pocket PC version and Windows CE version)
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Miroslav Nemecek's emulator |
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http://www.ti59.com/ti59.exe
seems not to exist on the Gemtree site but downloadable on ti59.com.
disappeared product? would have deserved to evolve...
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a Java emulator |
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http://n3times.com/vertigo/
to see. version 0.0.1???
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Other compilers |
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In 1983, two students from the "Naval Postgraduate School" in Monterey (California) wrote a thesis entitled "Design and implementation of a Basic Cross-Compiler and virtual memory management for the TI-59 programmable calculator" (see "The Archives").
This thesis was on the implementation of a compiler (written in Pascal) from WBASIC to the AOS language of the TI-59.
Today several products exist, including one inspired by this old thesis.
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Compiler from Basic to TI-59 |
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The Claudio Larini's compiler from Basic to TI-59 !
http://www.claudiolarini.altervista.org/bax59.htm
This compiler, BAX59, is very strongly inspired by the thesis of 1983 and takes up the idea of a compilation from Basic to the AOS language of the TI .
Destination files have the extension .SOA to be used by the Claudio Larini emulator.
This tool is excellent but does not allow you to choose another target format.
(Nevertheless compatible with the emulator Ti58C which accepts the format .SOA)
Written in Qbasic45 , this compiler does not have the most modern ergonomics and the Qbasic sources are not included. (Too bad!)
To overcome the drawback of the target format and the aspect, I wrote a Windows interface for my personal use while waiting to finish developing my own Basic to AOS compiler.
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Guillaume Tello's Compiler |
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http://gtello.pagesperso-orange.fr/ti58_e.htm
The starting language is inspired by the improved TI language :
variable names, names of labels, flags, comments, LOOP, WHILE, UNTIL, FOR, IF, ELSE, SELECT, CASE ...
A simple Windows interface and very good documentation make this a good product.
Complete, rich, the reference !
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T_Compiler by Philippe Tivolle |
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This compiler translates programs written in "T" which is a simple object oriented programming language, modeled on Java. (Language a little too specific!)
The compiler is written in C and the executables are not available for downloads.
Only the sources can be downloaded and you need a C compiler (CYGWIN) to compile them and get the executables.
Rather complicated to implement !
http://ti59compiler.wixsite.com/ti59 |
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If you know other products do not hesitate to let it know...
My emulator will evolve more and more if people, like Guillaume Tello, Robert Prins, Dave Ramey, and all others, continue to push me... and to announce me my bugs and inconsistencies!
The quest of Grail is not finished !
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