... Yeah, yeah. Make fun of me all you want. I've seen Murphy's Law in action too many times. ... I actually have some mixed news about this (more about this...
... From my point of view, Murphy's Law is always in action :) ... That *jinx* thing is really powerful stuff ;) ... You can always run on the emulator and see...
Hi, all Just a quick post to let you know that we've reached 256 members. If you have no idea why this is an interesting number, you probably didn't develop...
I've been rather busy for the past few weeks, and so haven't had much of a chance to work on minipet/modebrowser, but today I sat down to see if I could get...
Hi, Tons :) ... Careful, although I haven't had much time yet, I still hold the "current version token" ;) ... Ok, here is the basic algorithm (I've just...
... the "current ... But of course! I wasn't planning on doing anything major (some stuff in the background handler/banner states), which shouldn't have much ...
... This comes from the worse case scenario: every mode selected has its own banner in EEPROM with the max text it can. In this scenario you can have up to 13...
... its ... can ... 1 ... I guess that makes sense. I wish there was a better way. ... the ... course ... Apologies. I hadn't meant to imply that. Your code is...
... Ok. After a bunch more experimentation, I figured out several things, including the little bit of code I'd missed that points the cache to the '-------'...
Sweet! We have source debugging, now? We should be expecting the new version posted in a few hours, right? No? Maybe a response to my post, then. :P...
... The problem is that, since I didn't post the version with the optimizations and the power meter, Pierre started working on the previous version. So we now...
Hi, I will first finish to write the test wristapp (it's written at 90% but I'm near 900 bytes and I have to modify the structure of the wristapp) then I will...
... Oh, boy. I thought that's what the "current version" token was for! ... If I might make a suggestion: I'm not sure what you're using to merge the changes,...
... It was but Pierre started doing just "small experiments" without holding the token and these evolved on their own into source level debugging :) ... That's...
Hi all, Well, I finally found this place. I am a programmer and am curious about writing some programs for my watch. 1) What language(s) are used to program...
... Hi, Fletcher ... Welcome to the developers group :) ... Great. The more the merrier ;) ... Uh-oh, I think you'll be a little disappointed: everything is...
... Welcome! ... Unfortunately, we can only use Assembly. The watch acts as a state-machine, with each state having a maximum of 900 bytes (with some...
... holding ... I know how that goes. ;) ... Oh, well, in that case, it was intended! ... Definitely. I've just had a little trouble in the past with them not ...
Many thanks to both Paulo and "Tons"! Paulo, that was the most concise and useful synopsis of the Wrist App environment I have read. I have been lurking the...
Doh. I swear Paulo's post wasn't there when I wrote mine! Glad to have you aboard, some people get scared off by the Assembly. I'll tell you what you can do...
New post on the other board: http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/timexdatalinkusb/message/8676 Looks like Timex realized their mistake and fixed it. So you can...
Hi, Gary ... Gee, thanks :) ... I have 19Mb myself of just developer stuff (documentation and SDK) that I can upload. The problem is that there is no way this...
Paulo, How goes the work on MOAPET/1200-byte approach? I wanted to revisit the problem I'd had before with the modebrowser caching (and then perhaps get the...
A new optimization I just noticed: Push A,B,H,L is 3/2 (cycles/bytes), and Pop is also 3/2. However, Push BA, HL is 4/1, and Pop 3/1. So, if you're doing a...
OK. I was looking for other things to optimize in code, and I came up with a strange idea. I'd like a sanity check from someone, to double check my numbers,...
