surveyor said:hello. I would like to know how can I run a C programm with TI-89. Are there any programming languages that are compatible with TI?
The TI-89 manual contains all of the information that you will need to program TI-89 BASIC, and if you have specific questions, you can post them on the TI-89 Forum and someone will probably reply to them. For TI-89 68k Assembly programming, Techno-Plaza, has some introductory lessons, and if you know some assembly already, Jimmy Mardell's 68k Guide is a really good reference. For programming C, there are many references and if you go to your local bookstore, there should be some good tutorial books for it on the shelf. You should also be able to find some on the web through search engines. Also, the programming group TICT has some C programming demos, and TI-GCC is the best C compiler for the TI-89 at the moment. Texas Instruments also provides a TI-89/TI-92 Plus SDK for developing Flash APPS in C or Assembly, but it is currently in early beta (as of Spring 2002) and not many people are using it.
"C compatible" means that the calculator is able to run programs written in the programming language C. This allows users to write and execute more complex programs on their calculator.
No, the TI-89 calculator is not fully compatible with C. While it can run programs written in C, it does not have all of the features and functions that are typically available in a C compiler. This may limit the complexity and functionality of programs that can be run on the calculator.
No, you cannot write programs in C directly on your TI-89 calculator. C programs must be written on a computer, compiled, and then transferred to the calculator.
Yes, there are limitations to using C on a TI-89 calculator. Some features and functions that are available in C may not be supported by the calculator, and there may be memory limitations that restrict the size and complexity of programs that can be run.
No, not all TI calculators are C compatible. The TI-89 calculator is one of the few TI calculators that can run programs written in C. Other models, such as the TI-84, use a different programming language called TI-BASIC.