[reposted from the HP support forum at the suggestion of a user there]
I recently got an iPhone 4s and bought the 15C app to complement my "hardcopy" 15C (purchased in 1983 and still going strong).
When I run a program on the app that is step-for-step identical to one on my calculator, it gives me blinking numbers when it's done. Am I doing something wrong or is this a known bug?
(01-11-2014 12:06 AM)Lammergeier Wrote: [ -> ][reposted from the HP support forum at the suggestion of a user there]
I recently got an iPhone 4s and bought the 15C app to complement my "hardcopy" 15C (purchased in 1983 and still going strong).
When I run a program on the app that is step-for-step identical to one on my calculator, it gives me blinking numbers when it's done. Am I doing something wrong or is this a known bug?
Same here.
Code:
001- f LBL A
002- +
003- GTO A
That's Gene Wright's
Calculator Benchmark (Loops of addition).
1 ENTER ENTER ENTER GSB A
On my HP-15C LE I get, when pressing R/S after one minute,
51.126,00000
On the HP app I get
1,053,242.000 (blinking)
That is, about 20 times faster than my real 15C LE and about 3,000 times faster than my original HP-15C from 1983. I don't mind the blinking display, but this format is useless to me. Does anyone know if there is an equivalent of the ON/. command? Thanks!
Gerson.
(01-11-2014 12:06 AM)Lammergeier Wrote: [ -> ]When I run a program on the app that is step-for-step identical to one on my calculator, it gives me blinking numbers when it's done. Am I doing something wrong or is this a known bug?
These same symptoms also on iPad3 and iPod5g
Shouldn't this be discussed at another sub-forum?
Not quite HP Calculators - but related "is the place to discuss emulators, simulators, third party firmware like WP34s, and non-HP RPN calculators". I have started
a new thread there, since this appears to be more appropriate.