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Hewlett-Packard's HP48 and HP28 calculators.
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GUISLV 1.2 Release Candidate
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Hello, Haste makes waste and Rome wasn't built in a day... Until the GUISLV shows up on my webpage (http:// [link]) you can download the Release Candidate from HP’s forum at [link] Scroll to the end of the messages and download the attachment of the... more »
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U of H calculator contest
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I came across an interesting site for the annual University of Houston Mathematics Contest for high school students (http:// mathcontest.uh.edu/). One of the contests is a calculator test. I tried the 2009 test: [link] It was interesting. The 20 questions range from reasonably easy to... more »
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What to do with extended pointers ?
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Hello I was toying lately with some ROMPTR functions, and discovered that some of them behave differently depending on HP48 or HP49. Namely GETLINK_ (but i guess that GETHASH_, GETCONFIG_ or similar will behave the same). When using this SysRPL call with a library stored into a covered port, on a HP48, the content of link table is present into stack 1... more »
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Importing directories from HP 48GX to 49G+
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I have a number of directories from HP48GX, these contain variables and some equations. Is it possible to import these directories to my hp49g+ ? I tried, but only got a string on my g+. It was not recognized as a directory. Tormod
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VLM
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Does anyone know what VLM does? There does not seem to be any info on this entry in either editions of the SysRPL guides. I cannot seem to make out much of the ROM dis-assembly since most of it consists of unsupported entries.
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Input form field menu message handler
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Hi Going through the message handlers of the input form from Eduardo's book, I was trying to make a user defined menu different for each field which did not seem to work at all. But when I tried one of those menus in the message handler for the input form as a whole, it did work. So, is it not possible to have different menus for different... more »
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MC: The Coach's Nightmare
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Mini-Challenge: Write an RPL program to solve the following coach's nightmare. It sounds complicated, but it's not. True story: A coach attended one of our weekly EduCALC HP 48 Programming Classes (long, long ago, just down the street). He told us that he had been given the daunting task of creating a game... more »
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