Accurate Normal Distribution for the HP67/97

[Paul Dale]

Dieter,

You'll need to write a program that creates the locals and which finishes with STOP not RTN.

E.g. to create a 10x10 identity matrix in local registers:

Code:

        LBL A
        LocR 100
        112.1010
        XEQ'M-1'
        STOP

Switch to run mode and XEQ A to run this. You can look at the first few using RCL . 00, RCL .01 etc. But to look at later values you need to use indirect addressing e.g. 167 RCL -> X returns 1 since it is a diagonal element. The first local register is accessed indirectly as register 112. Execute RTN in run mode to free the memory occupied by the locals.

I'd probably put the two 10 long vectors into local registers instead of the large matrix.

Although you can allocate 121 local registers, the matrix code doesn't allow a single matrix to have more than 100 elements.


Pauli