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Is there a TI-82 emulator?

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I have a blue TI-82 that doesn't have a computer input, and there for I have to code every program by hand.
And on all tests I have to clear the memory so I don't have any programs installed (I could cheat if I didn't).

I really would like to play Blockdude, I haven't played that game in 3 years.

So my question is, is there a emulator of the TI-8x that lets me play Blockdude?

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answered 3 Years ago tubequ · Accepted Answer

wxWabbitemu

A linux based TI emulator exists that uses the wxWidgets code libraries.

Compile instructions:

sudo apt-get install subversion

svn checkout http://wxwabbitemu.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ wxwabbitemu-read-only

cd wxwabbitemu-read-only/src

sudo apt-get install wx2.8-headers wx-common libwxgtk2.8-dev

chmod +x ./build_wx

./build_wx

To run it, type, in the same directory:

./wxwabbitemu

You'll need a licensed ROM for this to work - google that one.

Legally - Texas Instruments themselves distribute the TI83 variant with their SDK

wget http://education.ti.com/calculators/downloads/US/Software/Download/en/177/6560/83psdk_setup.exe

TI83Plus.clc for the TI-83+, TI83ps.clc for the TI-83+ Silver Edition and TI73.clc for the TI-73
N.B. copy and rename as .rom for the application to work correctly.

Links:

See this forum entry as to the advantages/disadvantages of using these ROMs.

See this wiki for operating instructions - e.g. F12 to turn on

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Blockdude

... or there is a Flash based remake

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