The first version of this document only included information about how to use variables on the TI-85, which was new information at the time. A lot of the information in this document is new in this version, and some of it has not been written down in a document like this before. This means that eventhough I believe the information in this document is accurate, some errors might be present. Also some of the material might not be explained well enough for other people to understand it. If you find any errors, has ideas for improvements or addition please email me at the address listed below.
Comments are very welcome.
As always, feel free to distribute this document in unmodified form. The latests version of this document can always be found at my homepage. A memory map of the TI85 is shown to the left. The TI-85 uses 10 bytes floating point values to store all numbers. When complex values are used, they are stored in rectangular coordinates.