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The Wisdom of Crowds - Csaba Tizedes - 04-17-2016 01:04 PM
I'm looking for "must have"
- applications,
- books,
- links,
- downloadable notes, pdfs
- ...
Please give me tips, if you have a short time.
Thank you!
Csaba
RE: The Wisdom of Crowds - rprosperi - 04-17-2016 03:59 PM
(04-17-2016 01:04 PM)Csaba Tizedes Wrote: Please give me tips...
"One Minute Marvels", short but instructional RPL programs, found here.
HP-48 Insights Books (2 for 48SX, 1 updated for 48GX) by Bill Wickes. Read these to fully understand RPL. All 3 are available in the MoHPC Museum Document Set, available here.
OT49 & Keyman for 49g/50g, available here.
Filer48, SpeedUI, & Educalc 's HP48 Hacker's ROM (includes Jazz, Library maker and Hack Tools) - all available at hpcalc.org
RE: The Wisdom of Crowds - Currell Berry - 04-19-2016 04:09 AM
I think Tim Wessman's "20 Essential Things to Know About the HP-49G" is a very useful guide. It links to a large quantity of useful information, including:
1. User guides for 49, 48g, 49G CAS.
2. Documents teaching how to program in UserRPL, SysRPL, and Saturn Assembly.
3. Useful programs
(OT49, Keyman, Emacs, ConfigSaver, Moonlight, APPSman, Libman, Unitman, Stat49Pro, and AutoSimp49).
You can find this guide here: http://www.hpcalc.org/details.php?id=4910 .
Some of the links are dead, but you can usually find the resource by googling. Also, some of the materials are somewhat out of date for 49g+ and 50g. There are some additional resources out there which cover the new features of these ARM-based calculators.
RE: The Wisdom of Crowds - Dave Britten - 04-19-2016 01:27 PM
I find GX Library quite essential for a 48S/SX.
http://www.hpcalc.org/details.php?id=2796
It has reimplementations of the following G/GX commands, and only requires about 2.5 KB:
HEAD
TAIL
SEQ
DOSUBS
DeltaLIST
NSUB
ENDSUB
STREAM
SigmaLIST
PiLIST
DOLIST
ADD
REVLIST
SORT
Keyman is also extremely useful just for the ->TO? command, which allows you to do nested CST menus. (You can do them without adding a takeover, but then they won't work inside the editor.)
And I think the biggest 'must-have' for a 49 is a 48 to replace it with.
RE: The Wisdom of Crowds - Vtile - 04-19-2016 01:35 PM
(04-19-2016 01:27 PM)Dave Britten Wrote: I find GX Library quite essential for a 48S/SX.You can do nested CST menus with plain UserRPL atleast in 50g, no add-ons needed. 50g is also must have replacement for 48x&49x
http://www.hpcalc.org/details.php?id=2796
It has reimplementations of the following G/GX commands, and only requires about 2.5 KB:
HEAD
TAIL
SEQ
DOSUBS
DeltaLIST
NSUB
ENDSUB
STREAM
SigmaLIST
PiLIST
DOLIST
ADD
REVLIST
SORT
Keyman is also extremely useful just for the ->TO? command, which allows you to do nested CST menus. (You can do them without adding a takeover, but then they won't work inside the editor.)
And I think the biggest 'must-have' for a 49 is a 48 to replace it with.
What comes to books "Mathematics for the millions" is nice to read, although I have only read a translation of it not the original book. (Doesn't relate to HP calculators, but fits to the topic
)