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Projects Others Software Must
Have List
Last updated
24/05/02
I've been working with an HP calculator since 10 years. I've got an HP48sx
until the 49 I bought last year.
During this time a learn to love them.
I've do a lot, a lot, of programs for my 48 but except a very small
international calendar (ICAL) none of them have been distributed. I'm trying to
so now for the 49.
So here we are.
These are my libraries
| CMtx 49
cmtx49v293.zip (176KB)
CMtx49 v2
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This Library helps you make
operations over rows and columns in arrays. It could be useful in a lot of
tasks;
I found it very useful in the laboratory.
v2.93
Bug fixed, a very stupid one Does anybody use it?
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| Scatter 49
Scatter49v3.zip (74KB) Scatter49 v3
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This library helps you plot
series of data with different mark styles. |
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| XUnits 49
xunit49v1.zip (25KB)
XUnits49 v1
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This library allow you to do custom units conversions. |
| GoferSys 49
gl01sys.zip |
This is a conversion I made to SysRPL of the GoferLists
Library done by Jarno Peschier. Quoting his documentation "This is a library for the HP48GX calculator
that contains UserRPL versions of some of the functions that work on lists I took them from the
standard .prelude of the functional programming language Gofer". |
| DigSimul
DigSim49v4.zip (62KB)
Digital Simulator 49 v4
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This is a digital circuit simulator. It
simulates graphically a gates circuit. It comes from an 48sx program. It's
done in SysRPL |
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| Fields 49 Beta
Fields08.zip (2KB)
Fields08.txt
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Are you looking for any thing that gives you the
gradient in cylindrical coordinates? This is for you. It does it in
cylindrical and spherical (apart of rectangular). And does the gradient,
divergence and so on. |
| LastCommands49
v 0.3 beta
lstcmd4903.zip (2KB)
lstCmd49.txt
lstcmd4903.s.txt
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This is a SysRPL version of the program of John
H. Meyers which allows to save more than four last command. My one is done
for fifty.
This is done as learning project. |
(Not) Running
Projects
This is the list of the projects I'm currently working on together with their
state and plannings.
Currently I
don't have time (I'm a daddy since March 10th!!) nor interest on them. If some one really want any of these
changes drop me an email it will be sufficient to bring me again ;).
| DigiSimul49 v5
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| v0.3 ( delayed because nobody seems to be
interested) More ML speedups. |
| Logical49 |
This is a logical true-table builder. It build
and simplifies the Karnaugh diagrams also, but not reducing them while I
figure out how to do it. |
| Scatter49 v4 |
I'm planning to improve the interface allowing
to plot various series at the same time, scaling both and so on. |
| Utilities49 |
It will be my set of utilities. They are the
ones I'm commonly use. They are a set of unrelated tools like saving and
restoring different common settings, quick folder change, remote folder
execution, easy menu creation, etc. |
These are
Other Authors Software
The best web site where you can go is www.hpcalc.org
, there you could find everything.
My List of
"Must have" software for the 49
The 49 O.S comes a lot more complete than the one in the 48 so the list is a
lot more short than any list for the 48 but in the other side the items in this
lists does a lot more than what you found for the 48 (Wait a second! I love
the 48 too. It's a great calculator so don't blame me about preferring the 49).
All of this items can be found in www.hpcalc.org.
But remeber to contribute (if you can:
you must!) to Eric' site!.
General Tools
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Emacs
by Carsten Dominik and Peter Geelhoed |
This library converts the 49 editor in the better one of the
history. You will love its auto completion capabilities whether you are programming
or working with the 49. |
| Keyman
by Wolfgang Rautenberg |
This library allows you to customize your 49 keyboard to a
level not seen before. |
| Nosy
by Jurjen N.E. Bos |
This is for those ones that really one to hack the 49. It
the better environment I've saw for that on the 48/49 |
| OT49
by Wolfgang Rautenberg |
This library have a very good set of tools for the daily
work. |
| RDOC
by D.Martinez (NovaHP) |
This library gives you a systems of documentation with all
the documentation for userRPL, SysRPL and internal in your 49! |
| Ayuda
by Ruben de la Rosa Steinz |
This is a wonderful command help system for the 49. But it's
in Spanish. Hopefully someone could work with Ruben for translate it
because is the more up to date reference I've seen. |
| ChooseExt
by Wolfgang Rautenberg |
This is a very good UsrRpl extension with the 49 browser. |
| XMenu49
by Thomas Rast |
This is the final menu extension you ever use. It takes the
current menu and shows it in full page. (Hey Oldies! Did you remember 48's
XMenu?) |
Filer2
by Wolfgang Rautenberg |
This modification of the Filer is a lot more confortable and
provides new options (quoting and so). |
Mathematics
| SymbToolz
by Steen
S. Schmidt
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This library extends the capabilities of the 49's solvers.
Now it's a bit old and superseded by the two below. But if you got
newer ROM revision you must wait for the next update of the library
:( |
| Polynomial
by Steen
S. Schmidt
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This library gives you commands for doing symbolic
polynomial operations and solving. |
| Matrix49
by Steen
S. Schmidt
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It's very interesting library for matrix operations |
| Numeric49
by Steen
S. Schmidt
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These are a set of solvers to extend the 49 ones. |
| HLDraw
by J.N.E.
Bos |
This is the better 3d plotter for the 49, really for the 4X
series |
| SolveSys 49
by Sune Bredahl |
This is a numeric solver with a long history in the 48
world. Now comes for the 49 with a new interface. |
| GraphWriter
by Albert Graef |
This is the first Graph view I've ever seen on any calc. Of
course you should be ready with graph theory to explore it ;) |
Applications
| Organizer
by Jack Levy. Ported by Alain Robillard |
This is the best organizer for the 48/49. |
| Scribe
by Jack Levy. Ported by Alain Robillard |
This is the best Database for the 48/49. |
| Bode-Routh and Neopolys
by Apolonio Francisco González Herrero
|
A wonderful library for those ones that work on Control
Systems. |
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