Casio Classpad 300 Emulator Gba How To Do This

Possible could somebody or even Vanhoa (if youre out there reading this) upgrade it The speed is almost perfect, a 4x speed could possibly be added too.

Casio Classpad 300 Emulator Gba How To Do This

I have no experience with programming and couldnt even comprehend how to do this, this is more of a request.

Great-quality games (and utilities) and I hope you come out with more Smile with the life, it will smile with you You need to smile.

The others that have criticised you have not been smiling but if you smile, it doesnt matter.

I dont really care, you can be Beatles fan (bah), vanhoas fan, everyones fan.

Keep asking for ClassPad games, keep thinking that vanhoa is something like a hero (the fool on the hill), keep thinking that the rest of us are incompetent and jealous.

Ill close every topic at the forum regarding Pro Vanhoa people and Against Vanhoa people flaming through.

And the Lone spammers that doesnt log-in and post stupid comments, also will be warned.

Come on dudes, stop thes stupid wars about if the Vanhoas programs are useful or not.

TI dominates the market because there is staff that goes to schools and there are many TI around.

It emulates the Casio FX-9860G model (altough for some reasons the emulator says 9960G, even thought there doesnt seems to be any), meaning the AFX series and the Classpad are no longer the only emulated calculators.

I didnt got time to test everything but it seems to be almost fully functional.

Here is an animated screenshot made with Calc Capture and a static screenshot of the emulator: You can download it here: If Casio allows so, in the future we may be able to provide this emulator for download here at Omnimaga, in case the link would go down.

The commands are basically the same it seems on most calcs, even the cheap FX-9750G, but the Casio BASIC language is extremly slow compared to TI-BASIC.

Some commands are at decent speed, but for example if you want to do Disp HELLO WORLD, on Casios you simply do HELLO WORLD, thats all.

However on 2nd generation BASIC models it takes about 18 seconds for each character to appear, one by one, so if you want to disp text you better use Locate (which is the equivalent of Output, which is signifiantly slower).

The slower processors (4 MHz I think) doesnt help much though.

Also the AFX models breaks after only a few years, because the flash memory (I think its 768KB) lifetime is very short compared to the Casio FX-9860G and TI models.

Also I heard that these models execute BASIC language even slower than CFX models (the ones with color screen).

Also the only calcs with ASM support are Casio AFX and I think 9860G.

C is also supported by Casio itself on Classpad 300 and 9860G but for other models you have to stick with BASIC.

Another bad side is that the link cables for older models are extremly rare, since Casio graphing calcs are only avaliable in a limited amount of countries in low quantity, since TI dominates the market.

The good side of Casios is that the weaker models are generally cheap, they have good math functions, most has a screen of the same size than the TI-86.

Despite the TI-BASIC limitations you can still do good games with it even if they are slow.

And I cant wait to get my color screen calc to see if I can actually play around with the colors using TI-BASIC.

Having seen screenshots of some RPGs like this one I assume there is at least some possibilities.

I really think Casio did a good thing with the Casio FX-9860G models.

They are much more powerful and faster than the older models and much more memory.

Since its release in 2005 I noticed the Casio community became a bit more active than it was when MLC died once back then.

Had this calc supported the 3 colors like the CFX models it would have got even more potential, since it has C support and maybe people could play with pixels to create grayscale and switch back and forth from a color to another to have purpleyellow (altough sometimes the screen might look a bit weird under light since LCD layers seems to be at slightly different levels).

I mean Im sure it is helpful for them because they can get people to try it out before they actually need them.

And I know from my experience that I have teachers that use vti to show off stuff on the calc now they could use the casio emu too.

You can save your programs with password and trigonometry functions have better precision.

They dont give things like 1E-6 when TI8384 do (at least when showing in the equivalent to homescreen).