50g

The usual broken illiterate crap with some fairly good RPL programming
examples intermixed. Worth at least looking at. Go to Rick Wendels folder and open the links folder.

--- In 50g@yahoogroups.com, "rickwendel763242" <rickwendel763242@...> wrote:

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> The usual broken illiterate crap with some fairly good RPL programming
> examples intermixed. Worth at least looking at. Go to Rick Wendels folder and open the links folder.
>

I think the Thiel resources are high quality, especially compared to what else is available for the 50g. And I give them credit for having the nerve to REQUIRE using the 50g, and in RPN mode!

I've learned a lot going through the non-programming materials. Still have a long way to go on RPL, however. I think HP-41 -> RPL is an order of magnitude worse than ALG -> RPN. But then, I've never been able to grok FORTH, either. Someday...

Someday HP will learn how to write a programming manual in a procedural style that people can use write away. I don't have hours to sit there and play around with it until I accidentally do something right. That being said I plan to struggle threw and learn the calculator because I think RPL is the way to go. I picked up a couple things so far and should be able to pick up the rest in time. I'll upload my notes to my folder on a regular basis. You should start a notes folder of your own.

Don't forget about the wiki, it can be found in the groups links, quite
a few tips on there already.

Mick C

On Thu, 2009-06-18 at 03:39 +0000, rickwendel763242 wrote:
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> Someday HP will learn how to write a programming manual in a
> procedural style that people can use write away. I don't have hours to
> sit there and play around with it until I accidentally do something
> right. That being said I plan to struggle threw and learn the
> calculator because I think RPL is the way to go. I picked up a couple
> things so far and should be able to pick up the rest in time. I'll
> upload my notes to my folder on a regular basis. You should start a
> notes folder of your own.
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