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wojtek · (This post was last modified: 05-22-2016 10:29 PM by wojtek.)

(05-22-2016 07:53 PM)Dieter Wrote: Are you sure the jump targets (line 027 and 081) are correct? The former points to the "2" of a RCL 02 command, and instead of the latter line 078 (RCL 04) would make more sense. But maybe I'm wrong here.

Here is a listing with line numbers so that you can see why I'm asking:

Code:

000 LBL 001 A 002 STO 003 01 004 R/S 005 LBL B 006 STO 007 02 008 R/S 009 LBL C 010 STO 011 03 012 R/S 013 LBL E 014 STO 015 00 016 3 017 0 018 STO 019 04 020 RCL 021 01 022 STO 023 05 // AA1 .............. 1st jump here? 024 Op 025 24 026 RCL 027 02 028 * 029 RCL 030 04 031 SIN // Door x sin(a) 032 - 033 RCL 034 00 035 * 036 RCL 037 04 038 SIN 039 * 040 RCL 041 04 042 COS // - CabinetLength x sin(a) x cos(a) 043 + 044 RCL 045 01 046 * 047 RCL 048 04 049 COS 050 = // + Corridor x cos(a) 051 x<->t 052 RCL 053 05 054 INV 055 x>=t 056 0 057 81 ??? sure ???? // jump to AA2 from here 058 x<->t 059 STO 060 05 061 RCL 062 00 063 * 064 RCL 065 04 066 SIN 067 = 068 x<->t 069 RCL 070 01 071 + 072 RCL 073 03 074 = 075 x>=t 076 0 077 27 ??? sure ???? // jump to AA1 from here // AA2 second jump here 078 RCL 079 04 080 x<->t 081 RCL 082 05 083 R/S

Dieter

Yes, I saw this as well, my guesses are marked on the listing.
As the correct port is impossible without checking on both machines, TI 59, and my 41C and as I was ashamed to ask Tom for more, I just restored the math formulae from the code.
They are something like this:
Cw = Dw x sin(a) - Cl x sin(a) x cos(a) + CorridorW x cos(a)
where:
Cw - cabinet width, Dw - door width, Cl - cabinet length, a - angle
I do not understand the code with the wall thickness, but the formula above, if correct, would be enough for my needs even without that wall thickness.
Anyway the orignal author is very good in math, at least much better than me as I still do not understand how he came to this formula
Thank you all

PS. And yet the drawing to illustrate the problem