Re: Synthetics Message #6 Posted by Sylvain Cote on 20 May 2012, 6:12 p.m., in response to message #1 by John W Kercheval
I am not aware of any synthetic programming on the HP-71B.
The book "HP-71 Basic Made Easy" by Joseph Horn has a section on PEEK$ and POKE that show you how to read/write from/to the system.
Reading the HP-71B Internal Design Specifications is also a must.
Your other options are to use either the Forth language or the assembly language.
For the Forth language, at least three versions are available ...
- the Forth/Assembler ROM
- the 41 Translator Pac (include Forth)
- a RAM and ROMmable version is available on the J-F Garnier site.
For the native code, at least three assemblers are available ...
- the Forth/Assembler ROM
- an assembler is also available on the J-F Garnier site.
- the areuh tool for HP-48SX is also compatible with the HP-71B
Sylvain
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