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'''Axe''' is a compiled programming language for the TI-83 and TI-84 series calculators. It has a syntax similar to (but far more powerful than) [[TI-83 BASIC]], but it compiles to a no-stub [[Z80 Assembly]] executable rather than being interpreted like BASIC. Many of the language features are designed to ease writing games, but it can be used to write any kind of program. |
'''Axe''' is a compiled programming language for the TI-83 and TI-84 series calculators. It has a syntax similar to (but far more powerful than) [[TI-83 BASIC]], but it compiles to a no-stub [[Z80 Assembly]] executable rather than being interpreted like BASIC. Many of the language features are designed to ease writing games, but it can be used to write any kind of program. |
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Its initial release was in 2010 and has been in constant development since then. It quickly became a favorite among TI-83/84 developers due to its speed of development and high performance. |
Its initial release was in 2010 and has been in constant development since then. It quickly became a favorite among TI-83/84 developers due to its speed of development and high performance. |
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*[http://axe.eeems.ca/Documentation.pdf User's guide] |
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*[http://clrhome.org/tutorials/axe/ Tutorial] |
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*[http://axe.eeems.ca/Commands.html Language guide] |
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*[https://www.omnimaga.org/the-axe-parser-project/axe-parser/ Version history] |
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[[Category:Programming Languages]] |
[[Category:Programming Languages]] |
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This programming language may be used to instruct a computer to perform a task.
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Axe is a compiled programming language for the TI-83 and TI-84 series calculators. It has a syntax similar to (but far more powerful than) TI-83 BASIC, but it compiles to a no-stub Z80 Assembly executable rather than being interpreted like BASIC. Many of the language features are designed to ease writing games, but it can be used to write any kind of program.
Its initial release was in 2010 and has been in constant development since then. It quickly became a favorite among TI-83/84 developers due to its speed of development and high performance.
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