This was very nice and all, but redone for the TI-73 :)


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The Obligatory Readme of Mempi for the Ti-83+

by Boxknife
contact: goodbitster at gmail dot com

  This program originally started out as a port of William White's Ti-86 memorize pi/e program.
Differences between the two platforms seemed too tedious to figure out one by one, so I built 
the version here from scratch, saving a few choice parts of the original 86 code  (namely the 
DAT tables). It's written in assembly for no particular shell.

Major Features/Changes/Differences between the 83+ remake and the original 86 version, for v1.1:

- Fixed high score display bug
- Error highlighting
- high-score storage through program writeback
- slicker menus with scrolling (wee!)
- prevents irrelevant keys from being read by the program during gameplay
- entirely new keyboard input routines b/c of differences in the 86 and 83+ scankey codes

v1.2

- Added full support for e memorization, including individual high score.
- Displays scores in startup screen.

Starting up:
To run it, just input asm(prgmMEMPIE) and you're all set. It doesn't support shells,
but I recommend using "noshell" for the 83+ so you don't have to type in "asm(" every time. 
It lets you run pretty much everything just from the built in program list; just enable 
program writeback from the configuration menu and you're good to go.

Play:
Type the number you've chosen. Start from the most significant digit and include the decimal point.
If you get something wrong, the program will halt and highlight the error.
Press enter to continue if you made an error or if you don't know any more digits. 
To quit, press Clear.




