09-22-2017, 06:32 AM
I was thinking. newRPL is built with the 50g in mind, but it can be also a nice math environment for windows (linux) systems (and maybe later android).
Free42 is already a nice math environment for windows/android.
Could the wp34S be developed also for windows/linux (a command line version would be way enough) or not? That would be quite useful making the project way more appealing (that is already great), not only for those having a 30b.
PS: small note. Impressive how many great project the HP calculator community spawned that are not emulators (and already emulators are not that trivial). RPL/2, newRPL, hpgcc, free42, wp34s, ND1 (others?). This also due to the fact that HP did not cover that quickly the needs covered by those programs.
I am not aware of something similar on the TI/Casio/Sharp/Etc side.
Free42 is already a nice math environment for windows/android.
Could the wp34S be developed also for windows/linux (a command line version would be way enough) or not? That would be quite useful making the project way more appealing (that is already great), not only for those having a 30b.
PS: small note. Impressive how many great project the HP calculator community spawned that are not emulators (and already emulators are not that trivial). RPL/2, newRPL, hpgcc, free42, wp34s, ND1 (others?). This also due to the fact that HP did not cover that quickly the needs covered by those programs.
I am not aware of something similar on the TI/Casio/Sharp/Etc side.