HP tools for Linux

[root]

Hi

Does anybody where to get sysRPL tools for developing programs for my HP
48 Gx under Linux

Thanks for any helps/link

Greeting Dirk

[Daniel Lidström]

This is a FAQ. Have you even tried looking yourself? Google search for
hptools linux hp48 gives a link to JY Avenard's home page:
http://www.epita.fr/~avenar_j/hp/39.html
You might also want to read section 8.8 in the FAQ.
/Daniel

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[Ricardo Blasco Serrano]

have you tried hpcalc.org ? I think there you'll find Hptools under GNU/GPL
conditions.

Regards

Ricardo

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[Jean-Yves Avenard]

The Hptools doesn't follow a GNU/GPL license.
It's an opensource project, but doesn't allow the person who modified the
source code to re-distribute it.
It is similar to the license used by Alg48, Jazz or Erable.

Jean-Yves

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[Eduardo M Kalinowski]

root <di...@riebesells.de> wrote in message news:<3B30D9A3...@riebesells.de>...

> Hi
>
> Does anybody where to get sysRPL tools for developing programs for my HP
> 48 Gx under Linux

You could try using kasm (http://k-asm.sourceforge.net ), which is a
compiler/assembler for the HP48/HP49 supporting MASD's syntax.

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[Ricardo Blasco Serrano]

I found this in hpcalc...

/****************************/
GNU HP Tools for Linux 2.1.9 (details) 113KB
Linux ELF binaries for the free System RPL and assembly language development
kit covered by the GNU Public License.

By Hewlett Packard (H), Mario Mikocevic Mozgy, and André Schoorl (H).
http://www.hpcalc.org/hp48/pc/programming/gtlnx-21.tgz
/****************************/

Aren't hey covered by GNU Public License??

Ricardo

[Jean-Yves Avenard]

Hello

Yes, but this are not the "HPTOOLS" v3.x which are not based at all on the
version 2.1 by Mario.
This "GNU" version has been made by disassembling a version 1.0 which
contained the debugging information (compiled with the -g option). Then it's
been slightly improved.

As HP forbids reverse engineering of their software, it was kind of "tricky"
publishing the almost same program (based on the same source) in GPL

Jean-Yves

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[Ricardo Blasco Serrano]

Thanks for your explanation....

now i know a little more xD

Regards

Ricardo