Message #6 Posted by fhub on, 1:04 p.m.,Īnd if you don't want this data directory 'HP_Prime' to be in the root folder of the USB-stick, then you can just use the same trick I've described in my PS: I used HxD and chose replace all with UNICODE check box, well, checked. Message #5 Posted by Miguel Toro on, 12:00 p.m., If this method works only as admin, then the above way with patching the HPPrime.exe must be used. There may be only one problem: it could be that you need admin rights to (temporarily) change the %APPDATA% variable - I don't know because I'm always working as admin on my PC. PS: Or an other idea which needs no patching at all:ġ) copy your installed HP-Prime folder to an USB-stickĢ) in this folder on the USB-stick create a batch-file 'PortablePrime.bat' (or 'PortablePrime.cmd' if you prefer) with the following offģ) now always start the Prime-emulator with 'PortablePrime.bat' (instead of directly with 'HPPrime.exe') - this will create (and use) the data-directory 'HP_Prime' within your emulator folder on the USB-stick.
#Ti emulator portable how to
After this patch the data files are no longer put into %APPDATA%\HP_Prime but instead into \HP_Prime in the current main-directory (on the USB stick).ĭo you know how to make this patch with an hexeditor, or should I provide a ready-to-use solution (i.e.
You only need to change one string in HPPrime.exe with an hexeditor, and that's the Unicode-string APPDATA which should be changed to HPPRIME (for example).
#Ti emulator portable install
Is it possible to install the HP Prime Emulator on portable USB stick
Message #4 Posted by fhub on, 8:29 a.m., I will put that in the list of possible future enhancements. It does not yet have a "use local directory" setting for file storage though. Yes, the emulator will run just fine from anywhere. In response to message #2 by Adrien Bertrand Message #3 Posted by Tim Wessman on, 10:14 a.m., You should try copying all the files from the install folder on your USB stick and see if it works when launched directly from there, on another PC.Īlso, just so you know, the TI-Nspire community emulator is just an.
Message #2 Posted by Adrien Bertrand on, 7:56 a.m., Is it possible to install the HP Prime Emulator on portable USB stick so that i could switch between several PC's without install the Emulator locally (because of restricted user rights on pc's on universities or high schools)? That would be a smasher - also compared to TI ! Message #1 Posted by bluesun08 on, 6:55 a.m. Libscas built (SCAS_LIBRARY=1 if using cmake).Portable HP Prime Emulator The Museum of HP Calculators Compilingįirst make sure you have scas installed with MIT licensed and easy to distribute, modify, or do whatever with. If you know C (z80 assembly would help, too), you can understand and help improve the codebase. We've built a powerful GDB-like debugger, a curses-based debugger, a web debugger, and a gtk debugger (planned).Ĭlean. You can run z80e with a simple terminal interface, a curses debugger, a gtk application (planned), in a web browser (in-progress), etc It also was forked to form the basis of CEmu.įlexible.
#Ti emulator portable code
The actual emulation code uses maybe a half dozen external functions and it's been known to run on Linux, BSD, OSX, Windows, TI-Nspires, TI-Nspires running Linux, Rockbox, and two hobby operating systems for i686. z80e has been described as "portable as fuck". Most TI emulators have some of a shared set of problems, which z80e hopes to avoid. It emulates Texas Instruments calculators and is not recommended for general-purpose z80 debugging.Ī list of keybindings can be found in KEYBINDINGS.md Why z80e? A z80 emulator designed for debugging the KnightOS kernel.
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