RPN83P: RPN calculator for TI-83+ TI-84+ inspired by HP-42S
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03-02-2024, 06:10 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-02-2024 06:12 PM by johnb.)
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RE: RPN83P: RPN calculator for TI-83+ TI-84+ inspired by HP-42S
(11-21-2023 08:50 PM)bxparks Wrote:(11-21-2023 07:38 PM)spiff72 Wrote: I don't have an 83 or an 84, but I do have an 89 Titanium laying in a drawer. Is there any possibility that this could be ported to that platform? I think there was an RPN app of some kind for the non-Titanium version of the 89, but it doesn't work on the Titanium. Spiff, I succumbed to a post in a different thread and have my bidding engine set to try to grab a Ti-89 titanium for around $30-35. (I want one to as a non-HP comparison point for the accuracy of certain calculations in the HP-48s/g and 50g.) If I'm lucky and grab one cheaply, I might be able to be suckered, er, I mean convinced into collaborating on a port/rewrite attempt. I've done a little research, and the following tools exist:
I haven't gotten as far as looking for Ti-89 development environments, but if it can be programmed in either C or assembler, we might have maybe 70% of our effort already done for us. The "workhorse" code @bxparks has written should be completely translatable; only the code that interfaces with the OS or the hardware would have to change. i.e. some of the code might be "recoupable" if not strictly "resuable." Which brings me to a vaguely related question: "From the viewpoint of a user, not a feature implementor, what's the difference between the Ti-89 series and the 83/84 series?" If I don't snag a Ti-89, what would I miss -- if anything -- by grabbing an 84, for example? [I already know what I'd gain: your (@bxparks) wonderful RPN environment ready to use! :-) ] Daily drivers: 15c, 32sII, 35s, 41cx, 48g, WP 34s/31s. Favorite: 16c. Latest: 15ce, 48s, 50g. Gateway drug: 28s found in yard sale ~2009. |
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