Is there any way to execute a file (i.e. another ASM or TI-Basic program) from a C program?
There are a lot of methods for doing this. The most obvious method to do this is usage of a function like this one: void progrun(const char *name) { char fname[25]; HANDLE h; strcpy (fname, name); strcat (fname, “()”); push_parse_text (fname); h = HS_popEStack (); TRY NG_execute (h, FALSE); FINALLY HeapFree (h); ENDFINAL } The usage of it is straightforward, for example: progrun (“testprog”); Note that the program you call may throw errors. If you understand this function, you can easily expand it to accept arguments, etc. Principally, using NG_execute you can execute any particular sequence of TI-Basic statements.
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