In fact, you need to make a short program (a so-called "launcher") which will call the main program, bypassing the TIOS (to skip the software protection). If the main program is "example. C", I recommend the following "launcher": // Launcher for program called "example" #define USE_TI89 #define USE_TI92PLUS #define USE_V200 #include #define fatal(s) ({ST_showHelp (s); return;}) void _main (void) { char *fptr, *cptr; unsigned short plen; SYM_ENTRY *SymPtr = DerefSym (SymFind (SYMSTR ("example"))); HANDLE h; if (!SymPtr) fatal ("Program not found"); h = SymPtr->handle; if (HeapGetLock (h)) { cptr = fptr = HeapDeref (h); h = 0; } else { cptr = fptr = HLock (h); } plen = *(short*)(cptr) + 3; if (SymPtr->flags.bits.
Archived) { if (!(cptr = malloc (plen))) { if (h) HeapUnlock (h); fatal ("Out of memory"); } memcpy (cptr, fptr, plen); } enter_ghost_space (); EX_patch (cptr + 0x40002, cptr + plen + 0x3FFFE); ASM_call (cptr + 0x40002); if (h) HeapUnlock (h); if (cptr! = fptr) free ... more.
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