Bitmaps - Bitmaps contained in the OS - icons, fonts, function key labels, test/demo images, etc.Versions and versioning - OS, bootloader and official add-in versions, plus information on the versioning scheme.Stack - Information on the stacks used by the processes.
Processes - Information on the two-process architecture of the OS.Setup - Details on the settings system used for SET UP (Shift+Menu) settings: trigonometric mode, complex numbers mode, input and display modes, etc.Fonts - Fonts included in the OS and characters supported by each.Multi-byte strings - How some special characters are encoded.Locale - Information on the basic localization features of the OS.
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Timers - Information on the 10 software timers supported.File System - Information on the main and storage memories.Keycode Reference - Relationship between the values returned by keyboard-reading syscalls and physical keys.Syscalls/Platform Quirks - Various caveats of the system calls and the Prizm platform in general for programmers.System Calls - Contains documentation of functions for use in add-ins.G3A File Format - A description of the file format for add-ins.CASIOWIN - General information on the OS.Useful Routines - A list of useful routines that can be used in your programs.Optimization Tips - Tips on making your programs faster and more efficient.Addin Usability Guidelines - A list of guidelines to make your add-in software more user-friendly.Product ID Information - Know the meaning of the code on the sticker on the back.Secret Key Combinations - Access the Test Mode, Diagnostic Mode, boot code menus, and more.BASIC Reference - Contains documentation on Prizm-Basic functions.LuaZM Reference - A budding guide to the LuaZM Lua interpreter for the Casio Prizm.Technical Info - Documentation of the Prizm's hardware and other system features.
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If you are interested in add-in development alone, please read on how to setup PrizmSDK and be aware that unless otherwise noted, information in this Wiki, especially the syscall names, are relative to the PrizmSDK and libfxcg. More information can be found on the aptly named article Development Methods and Tools. The Casio Prizm can be programmed using at least three different methods, which allow for creating programs with varying degrees of freedom and computing power.
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