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Actually, we have shown with the WP34S that all real-world calculations can be done with just an 8-level stack at zero risk of stack overflow. We continue offering such a stack with the WP43S, keeping the benefits of RPN (automatic stack lift, top stack level repetition). Maybe calculations can get...

Thomas Okken wrote: ↑

Sun Feb 28, 2021 7:07 pm

Walter wrote: ↑

Sun Feb 28, 2021 6:37 pm

automatic stack lift

What are you referring to here?

Please look up the HP-42S Owner's Manual, p. 45, or the WP43S Owner's Manual, pp. 34f, or the WP34S Owner's Manual, p. 39.

This is debatable. Actually, we have shown with the WP34S that all real-world calculations can be done with just an 8-level stack at zero risk of stack overflow. We continue offering such a stack with the WP43S, keeping the benefits of RPN (automatic stack lift, top stack level repetition).

...and for 2020, almost none of that at all... ...an inglorious ending for such an inspiring and creative team for so many years. :( Bob, could you please elaborate a little on this. What did we miss? I worry whether I must start worrying. Very short roundup: Way back, in the golden age of Bill H. ...

Ángel Martin wrote: ↑

Thu Feb 25, 2021 6:15 pm

Walter wrote: ↑

Wed Feb 24, 2021 10:57 pm

Oh yes! But 40 years later, a high resolution plot should look more like high resolution, doesn't it?

With the same printer and the same O/S?

If you don't change anything in 40 years, well, alas, it may be your fault. Some progress sometimes is nice for us, isn't it?

Oh yes! But 40 years later, a high resolution plot should look more like high resolution, doesn't it?

No, he doesn't AFAIHH. But let me dig in my files...

EDIT: Please look here: viewtopic.php?p=17771#p17771

We made quite some progress recently -- thanks to Martin and Mihail! So there's everything running for long and short integers, alphanumeric strings, times, and dates now. Almost everything for real numbers (incl. 1D statistics, normal, student, and chi-square distributions, zeta, incomplete gamma f...

pipedwho wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 19, 2021 5:54 am

I agree that an nth Root function would be a worthwhile addition to the DM42, and if not there, then definitely the DM43/WP43S.

It's in the WP43S: just press g[EXP] and you'll see it. And you can try it on your PC or your DM4x.

adambennett wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 15, 2021 3:44 pm

I run the simulator on linux. Currently the build is broken, looks like even.h needs checked in?

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make: *** No rule to make target 'src/wp43s/mathematics/even.h', needed by 'src/wp43s/assign.o'.

Please try again using make rebuild