--- In 50g@yahoogroups.com, "Richard J. Howell" <rhowellelsupremo@...>
wrote:
Basic is the language used to program the HP 50 when in the algebraic
mode. Ther seems to be little information on this.
One place you might look at is www.hpcalc.org. When on the site search
for and download casmath.zip. Unzip the file and read usflan.pdf. It
gives example showing the difference between basic in algebraic mode
and user rpl in rpn mode. Hpe this helps. Herman Schoob
wrote:
>qbasic,
> Hello --
> Can anyone tell me how to write a program, execute a program, or
> operate the HP50g using BASIC? And, what BASIC would that be --
> quickbasic, gwbasic, hpbasic ...? HP says in their manuals or guidesand
> that the HP50g recognizes BASIC, UserRPL, systemRPL, Saturn(assembly)
> and ARM(assembly) languages. In the User Guides, Reference Manuals,
> Advanced Reference Manuals HP discusses all those languages in detailHello Richard
> except BASIC. I sent an E-mail to HP with a similar question. So far,
> they have not responded Thanks, Dick Howell
>
Basic is the language used to program the HP 50 when in the algebraic
mode. Ther seems to be little information on this.
One place you might look at is www.hpcalc.org. When on the site search
for and download casmath.zip. Unzip the file and read usflan.pdf. It
gives example showing the difference between basic in algebraic mode
and user rpl in rpn mode. Hpe this helps. Herman Schoob
