Category talk:83Plus:Quirks - Revision history

Galandros: /* Category/page */ new section

2010-11-17T20:12:19Z

‎Category/page: new section

Sircmpwn at 17:21, 31 July 2010

2010-07-31T17:21:03Z

Fullmetalcoder: Created page with '"The calculator will crash if PC is greater than or equal to C000, provided an even-numbered RAM page is swapped in the upper bank. This is the default (page 80h). This is where …'

2010-07-22T23:16:20Z

Created page with '"The calculator will crash if PC is greater than or equal to C000, provided an even-numbered RAM page is swapped in the upper bank. This is the default (page 80h). This is where …'

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"The calculator will crash if PC is greater than or equal to C000, provided an even-numbered RAM page is swapped in the upper bank. This is the default (page 80h). This is where the 8kb limit comes from "

This is not a "quirk" but a relatively well documented hardware constraint known as memory (execution) protection.

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	I don't know that "quirk" is well defined. I intended it to be something that was useful for a programmer to know about, but that didn't really fit anywhere else.		I don't know that "quirk" is well defined. I intended it to be something that was useful for a programmer to know about, but that didn't really fit anywhere else.
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		+	== Category/page ==
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		+	This should be a page rather than a category.
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		+	I guess the mistake was derived from new users using as template a category like they have seen in most other links under "TI-83 Plus Family" section.
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		+	Is an admin able to change this to page instead of creating a page and deleting the category?

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	This is not a "quirk" but a relatively well documented hardware constraint known as memory (execution) protection.		This is not a "quirk" but a relatively well documented hardware constraint known as memory (execution) protection.
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		+	I don't know that "quirk" is well defined. I intended it to be something that was useful for a programmer to know about, but that didn't really fit anywhere else.