Hi all! I was able to compile QLAY 0.90 for use on the TI-92plus (68000 @ 10 MHz)! using TiGCC (available from http://ticalc.org). The screen modes do not work and neither NFA or any kind of fs access unfortunately due to the lower resolution and other limitations but I was wondering if anyone with experience in emulators (cough*cough*Richard!) could look into that possibility. Mind you a TiGCC version exists under Linux AND additionally there are TI Link programs for Linux as well). Now I know the TI-92plus is VERY BIG in France so if any of our French friends has any ideas......
Phoebus The TI Calc is a very good platform for creating a truly Handheld QDOS machine :-) It has Flash ROM (which could be replaced with QDOS completely), has enough memory to run unexpanded QL programs plus the ability to store programs in Flash memory, true greyscale (for Hardware Version 2.00) and total lack of a proper OS. The AMS 2.0x which is a "sort of an" OS lacks many features....
