
TIcomm v1.0:

TIcomm is a program designed to communicate with the linkable TI
calculators, from unix/linux.  It currently works correctly with the
TI-89, and, maybe, the TI-92.  Half-hearted attempts to work with the
92 have been made, but, I don't have one to test on, and I may have
made too many assumptions which are only valid for the TI-89.

Note well: sending/receiving of PICT variables does not work.  For
that matter, only TEXT, PRGM, and EXPR variables have been tested.

Requirements:

	A TI-89 (maybe 92)
	A link cable (any kind)
	The linux /dev/ti driver, if using a non-TI cable
	A working compiler
	ncurses (shipped with most linux distributions)

Generally, just typing "make" will get you a working program, but this
may not be true for you.  Check compiling.txt in the doc directory for
more information.

Actually, check most of the things in there.  The online help isn't
incredibly good at explaining what you're supposed to do.

Many things may still be broken in this release.  Please direct all
bugs/patches/questions/etc... to me:

Sam Creasey <sammy@users.qual.net>

I'll try to fix what I can, though fixed patches are, of course,
preferred. :)

Sam Creasey
November 7, 1998
