cloos@acsu.buffalo.edu (James H. Cloos) (02/07/91)
As I have not yet replaced my missing cable, I'll just type these in. (I just realized that I cannot remember the symbol in trans code 3 for the small pi. I'll use \Gp below (Greek p) & if that is not correct, please change it before dl'ing. (It is mentioned in the User's Guide. ->ZQ gives you something of the form '1+2/3'. I recomend only using it on Reals. (Z = INTEGERS, Q = RATIONALS, therfore ZQ = INT+RAT) I->Q takes an argument indicating the number of digits to use as per TRNC and RND. (I is thinner than N in the small font & looks better in the menus.) I->Qpi and I->ZQ are obvious from the above. (I used to have RPL versions of these that were more robust, but they were lost to a mem clear + a bad archive. Now whenever I mess around w/ RPL and/or MC, I FREE my ram card, ARCHIVE to it (making sure to turn off the clock--argh!), save the stack, make the ramcard R/O, & then play around--- does anyone know if the 48 is capable of messing up anything stored in a RAM card that is switched to R/O? Do the R/O switches block all incoming "write-type" signals to the cards? Is your answer the same for the same reasons when discussing CMT cards vs. HP cards? Thanx.) Enjoy. -JimC -- James H. Cloos, Jr. Phone: +1 716 673-1250 cloos@ACSU.Buffalo.EDU Snail: PersonalZipCode: 14048-0772, USA cloos@ub.UUCP Quote: <> ==========--------==========------==========--------==========CUT HERE %%HP: T(3)A(R)F(.); DIR \->ZQ \<< DUP IP SWAP FP \->Q + \>> I\->Q \<< RCLF 3 ROLLD FIX \->Q SWAP STOF \>> I\->Q\Gp \<< RCLF 3 ROLLD FIX \->Q\Gp SWAP STOF \>> I->ZQ \<< RCLF 3 ROLLD FIX \->ZQ SWAP STOF \>> END