I was going to try it on my TI-84 Plus because I thought that it had an ARM processor of some sort. It turns out that it's a Z80, so no fun for me on that because Z80 appears to be heavily based upon the x86 instruction set, not to mention how ancient it is (the only docs I can find reference up to 16-bit...meaning either there is no 32-bit support or it's undocumented on the Internet). >_< Any suggestions on virtual machines or emulators of some sort for ARM apps to be executed? |
| Response Title | Author and Date |
| Dunno. qemu? (*URL) | on Mar 10, 12:00 AM |
| * QEMU rocks! | qbguy on Mar 10, 2:52 PM |
| The TI Nspire has an ARM cpu | qbguy on Mar 10, 2:50 PM |
| Here's an interesting netbook with ARM processor (*URL) | on Mar 12, 3:18 AM |
| Yes, netbooks | Ben on Mar 13, 1:11 PM |
| *MIPS is similar to ARM but I think ARM is more awesome... | on Mar 13, 2:30 PM |