Grammer 2 is a programming language for the TI-83+/84+ series calculators.

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Readme.md

Readme

For a tutorial/documentation on the commands open /readme/commands.html

Building

Binaries are available in the /bin folder, but for developers, building from source might be useful.

This project uses spasm-ng to compile, and I use Linux. On windows you can either use the linux subsytem(only on windows 10) and install spasm from there or you can download the spasm-ng for Windows release.

*NOTE: at the time of this writing, it appears that spasm-ng has a bug that doesn't parse the name field correctly. Please use this version for now: https://github.com/alberthdev/spasm-ng/tree/feature/app-name-var-size.*

Linux:

From the command line, run ./compile

Windows:

Download Windows spasm-ng release, rename it to spasm.exe and place it in the project directory. From command prompt or powershell cd to the project directory and run compile.bat.

This generates the jump table and compiles the app and Grammer package.