Reading suggestions from the HPmuseum document set

[rprosperi]

@pier4r - Read Bill Wickes's book "HP-48 Insights Part I (GX Version)", included in the MoHPC Doc set. Although you may already "know" RPL, I guarantee this book will provide very useful insights and you will never see RPL the same way again. I think this is by far the best book to understand both how RPL works and also how to use it, better than any other book or manual. It does not include advanced topics like SysRPL or Machine Language, but it does include some of the (48 series) tools, such as solvers, etc.

The book does not include 49/49+/50 specific features, but is still very good for anyone wanting to learn RPL or learn to use it better.

There is a zip file on hpcalc.org that includes all the program examples in the book.