Re: symbolic math

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Subject: Re: symbolic math
From: David Starr <burke@TheRamp.net>
Date: Sat, 14 Jun 1997 20:07:32 -0500
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Eli Allen wrote:
>
> Is there any z-shell program that can do symbolic math for the  85 or
> planed for the 86 like the built in features of the 92.  I realize that the
> 92 has a faster processor but it would seem like some of it's features
> could be done in assembly for the 85 or 86.
>
> Since there is a symbolic ASM program for the HP 48 series (called Alg48)
> and the 85 and 86 are about the same in power to the HP's it would seem
> like it would be possible.  Also Alg48 runs on the 48g which has the same
> amount of memory as the 85 and the 86 has alot more so memory size should
> not be a problem.
> __
> Eli Allen       eallen@mail.bcpl.lib.md.us

alg48v4.0 is about 50k and only runs on the GX (older versions were
capable of running on the G).  erablev2.95 (including the kernel
library) is about 75k and only runs on the GX.

-David-

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From: Eli Allen <eallen@MAIL.BCPL.LIB.MD.US>

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