Programs I've written on my TI-84 Plus calculator. This is a mix of TI-Basic, BBC Basic, and Axe.

These are from multiple old backups. I committed each backup in order, so it's possible to see some changes between versions of files.

I'm using my parse8xp fork to generate text files from the original program files (these are potentially incompatible with Lekensteyn's fork). For BBC Basic programs I wrote my own detokenizer script.

Programs

Some of the more interesting programs:

• Axe/Music/AXEMNOTE: Music notation editor
• Axe/Life: Some Game Of Life things. AXELIFE supports custom rule codes. There's also programs here for generating a maze and then solving it.
• Axe/BOXES: Draw/edit boxes in 3D
• BASMANDL: Mandelbrot set generator in Basic
• DRAW3D 2/DRAW3D: Allows graphing the function Y1 in 3D (Y1 should be a function of the variables S and T; S, T, and Y1 are graphed as X, Y, and Z)
• Biology/RNAREAD: Interpret RNA codons
• Chemistry/ECONFIG: Calculate electron configuration for an element

Many programs don't work or are incomplete. There are many examples here of attempts at 3D graphics; only a few of them actually work.