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Welcome to you on Hackspire, the TI-Nspire Hacking wiki. The goal of this wiki is to federate all research efforts about the Texas Instruments's TI-Nspire calculator series.

Feel free to add your contribution, the more details we get, the better software the community can create. TI Software is great for mathematics, physics, ... but independent developers are needed for all the rest, because TI does not have time for it!

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Some pages might show outdated content, these will be updated in the course of the following days.

Site news

June 21, 2019 - (Jim Bauwens): The Hackspire wiki is back online after a downtime of over a month due to a server failure
July 2, 2017 - (Jim Bauwens): The Hackspire wiki is 10 years old today! Many thanks to all the contributors for making Hackspire what it is today!
June 15, 2016 - (Jim Bauwens): hackspire.org is now the main domain name
March 10, 2016 - (Jim Bauwens): hosting on new server

Pages

Projects, programs and tools	Ndless	Development resources	OS information	Miscellaneous
Emulators Lua Programs Linux	Ndless Ndless features and limitations C and assembly development introduction libndls - TI-Nspire-specific library Syscalls and standard libraries Zehn CAS Programming Debugging programs	Lua Programming Memory-mapped I/O ports Virtual Memory Clock speed Keypads Interrupts Hardware Jazelle	Operating System OS upgrade files TNS File Format Document management TI-84 Plus Emulation Internal Filesystem NAND Memory Layout USB Protocol	Site History Miscellaneous Information TI-Nspire CAS Software Links

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Don't forget to add the name of this wiki in your message subject, and clearly mention what your request is and why, otherwise your e-mail will be ignored.

Other TI-Nspire developer communities

Forums and News sites

Although not specific to the TI-Nspire, these web sites are visited by many TI-Nspire hackers and developers.

CodeWalrus (forum) (English spoken)

TI-Planet (forum) (French spoken)

Omnimaga (forum) (least active - English spoken)

Independent TI-Nspire Developers IRC channels

General discussion: #inspired at efnet.xs4all.nl:6667 (SSL on port 6697), or another server listed on http://www.efnet.org/?module=servers .

More specifically aimed at Lua programming: #nspire-lua at efnet.xs4all.nl:6667 (SSL on port 6697), or another server listed on http://www.efnet.org/?module=servers .

Disclaimer

Hackspire is in no way affiliated with Texas Instruments Inc., or any of its subsidiaries. All data included in or accessible from the wiki is provided "as is" and without warranties of any kind. We do not guarantee the accuracy of it and any use is at own risk.