A669
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Subject: Re: 49+ behaviour
Is that thee (3) flag dependent???
There goes your theory, John!
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Subject: Re: 49+ behaviour
No theory was posed, just practical experience
that most of the time, we can find one flag
which adjusts the behavior we are dealing with,
as I've often experienced, and in such cases,
trying one at a time will find it,
whenever it exists.
The case just cited is in fact about a bug,
not about normal behavior, so even that case
is not really an exception to normal practical experience :)
Cyrille's discouraging thought that it would take
the age of a universe of universes to find a flag setting
relevant to a problem is also a bit exaggerated :)
Why is there so much nay-saying going on?
The most certain sign of wisdom is cheerfulness
http://www.whatquote.com/quotes/Michel-de-Montaigne/28711-The-most-certain-s

ig.htm
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Subject: Re: 49+ behaviour
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http://www.whatquote.com/quotes/Michel-de-Montaigne/28711-The-most-certain-s
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g.htm
say the cheerful people...
The fear of God is the place to start
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Subject: Re: 49+ behaviour
Now, fear of Godzilla I could understand, but fear of God?
What have you done wrong, that you have to fear about?
What wonderful religions, that drag people through
miserable lives, rather than truly raise their spirits within.
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Subject: Re: 49+ behaviour
There are EXCELLENT answers to those quesrtions, but...
A discussion board about religion is a more productive place to post
comments about religion. I have been running one such board for years
at http://holyjoe.net; it's specifically about Catholicism, but we also
discuss all kinds of religions, pseudo-religions, non-religions and
sermonettes on comp.sys.hp48 which I believe call for an answer, I'll
post mine at holyjoe.net and give just a link to it here. That'll save
comp.sys.hp48 bandwidth and noise level, and save me the anguish of
letting such postings go without comment.
-jkh-
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Subject: Re: 49+ behaviour
[OFF TOPIC]
Answer: http://holyjoe.net/phpBB2_new/viewtopic.php?t=1306
-jkh-
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Subject: Re: 49+ behaviour
to search for that wisdom
You understand when you believe
Everyone has sinned
You clearly do not believe
Just read the Gospels
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might be slightly off-topic
so back to calcs
send personal e-mail, please
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Subject: Re: Who's Responsible For The 49+ CAS?
Were you reading that four years ago at Calvin College?
Do you recall a similar discussion we had in postings, back then?
Deja vu [or DejaNews] all over again :-)
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Subject: Re: Who's Responsible For The 49+ CAS?
Wow look how time flies.
I did read it. But its quite verbose. So can't say I read it
thoroughly
yup
-Samuel S
http://www.stearley.org
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Subject: How tranfer data between Emu48PPC to PC
Hi every body, I'm new in this forum, but I'd like to start with this
topic.
I've got a PPC or PDA wiht a 48gx emulator which works perfectly, I've
got the latest version realised by Christoph Giebelink (E48mb108
**tp://privat.swol.de/ChristophGiesselink/emu48.htm).
This an excellent emulator and works properly and fast.
My question here is, I'll try several times to transfer data from my
48GPPCEmulator to my PC but nothing happens and it has been impossible
to find an answer for this problem.
I;ve been in more than 10 forum and nobody knows anything about how to
do it, but on hpcalc.org, they recomend this forum to solve problems,
and well here I am.
Please if some body can tell hao to do it, I Appreciated.
Biork
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Subject: Re: How tranfer data between Emu48PPC to PC
If you rcl the object you want to send to your pc onto the stack and then go

to Edit menu on the emulator there is an option for 'Save Object' that will

save the object on the stack to a file in the MyDocuments folder on your
Pocket PC which will be synced to your PC with activesync. I have not done

this personnally I have only loaded objects and that works as long as the
files have an extension '.hp'
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Subject: Re: Ann: New languages for HPTran
HPTran:
jDictionary)
Where did you find that many words in the English language or even
Hungarian language ?
JY
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Subject: Re: Ann: New languages for HPTran
HPTran:
jDictionary)
http://jdictionary.sourceforge.net/plugins.html
I simply extracted the plain text word list from the .jar archive.
It does contain set expressions on top of simple words.
P.8eter Juh.87sz
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Subject: Re: Ann: New languages for HPTran
A lot of the little text only dictionary files I've found seem to
included conjugations (so go, going, gone are separate entries) and
lots of common phrases. I would imagine that is why.
TW
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Subject: Re: Ann: New languages for HPTran
You just include some of the more rarely used English words, like
Steen
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Subject: Re: new calcs keyboard
I have had no issues whatsoever with my 49g+ keyboard. It is fairly new,
having bought it in late December from Amazon.com. Back says NA52303440;
SERIAL returns CN53000209.
I have been pounding on it daily since then, yet still don't have any
wobbly
or defective keys to speak of. Also no doubles or missed keystrokes --
except for the busy bug (see here:
It is my belief that the keyboard issues have been fixed for good, and all
mentioned models are probably fine. I think hp learned their lesson with
the earlier batches of 49g+'s. :)
Greg
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Subject: Re: new calcs keyboard
I have a 48GII (S/N CN4060xxxx) and strange enough it never has any of
the keypad problems as my 49G+. Some in this newsgroup have told me
that I was lucky.
One of the keys on my 17BII+ has a hollow ping when pressed, but no
repeat or missing key press issue.
My 33S keypad works just fine, no issue.
John
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Subject: Re: Ann: New FileSystem library for HPGCC
Hello
Sergio Aguayo
On Sat, 25 Feb 2006 22:51:42 -0500, Claudio Lapilli
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Subject: Re: Ann: New FileSystem library for HPGCC
you'll find none (except commercial, of course). Doing that you may
find why the linux people had to take theirs out and not make the
sources public. I don't remember the link but when I saw that I decided
not to make the sources public.
Short version... the SD card organization will send the dogs after me
if I publish any source code that discloses how to use an SD card.
Even shorter version... because I don't want to.
Claudio
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Subject: Re: Ann: New FileSystem library for HPGCC
I'd hate to be percieved as a ti borg popping in to insult a project.
However, I expect a certain level of quality from file system drivers
that I wouldn't expect from other software. I'll ask some questions
that I'm wondering why I don't see others asking.
I'm curious about the developement processes this has undergone. How
many beta testers and who are they? And for how long? Are there any
calculator side write/read test bench utilities for download with full
source? Any PC side verification tests for download with source?
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Subject: Re: Ann: New FileSystem library for HPGCC
First of all, let me remind you this is a volunteer project, so you
can't really ask for more than what is given. Now having said that,
I'll answer your questions...
1 tester so far (myself). The file system is released as BETA, so I
expect people from the community to use it and report possible bugs.
In parallel with the development process, each function was tested.
That's approx. 2 months.
download with full
Yes, there are a few basic examples/tests with full source code
available. Of course that's not what I used to test the file system. I
normally don't keep all those files.
Use chkdsk on windows or dosfsck on Linux, that's the best verification
you have that everything is working fine. You can also use a file
comparison utility to make sure files written with the calculator are
OK. Of course, I've also checked my disks with a hex editor to make
sure every single byte was correct.
It doesn't seem much when you look at it this way, but on the other
hand you have the calculator file system, which after 2 years of
release still has some bugs. I'm confident in this filesystem, I would
not release something just to make people insult me.
I also want to remind everybody that it's in beta stage, although it is
very stable. If anyone finds a bug, all they need to do is report it.
Claudio
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Subject: Re: Ann: New FileSystem library for HPGCC
I know that.
But FAT drivers are a serious undertaking and no one wants to loose
data.
If I had a 49g+ I'd volunteer to write little programs that open
hundreds of files at once and other things to stress the routines.
here's one. It expect it to max out the FAT long name max characters
with trailing ';' So it should generate a lot of open errors, but no
write or close errors
static char name[] = c:abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzabcdef;
void test_name_creation(void)
{
unsigned long x,y,index;
FS_FILE * f;
char temp[100];
int openErrors = 0;
int writerErrors = 0;
int closeErrors = 0;
for (x = 0; x < 100000; x++)
{
strcpy(&temp, &name);
y = x;
index = 3;
while (y)
{
/* if set promote to upper case */
if (y & 1)
{
temp[index] += 32;
}
index++;
}
if ( FSOpen (&temp, FSMODE_WRITE, &f) == FS_OK)
{
if (FSWrite (sam I am, 8, f) != 8)
{
writerErrors++;
}
if (FSClose (f) != FS_OK)
{
closeErrors++;
}
}
else
{
openErrors++;
}
}
printf (Open Errors: %dnClose Errors: %dn Writer Errors:

%d,
openErrors,
closeErrors,
writeErrors);
}
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Subject: Re: Ann: New FileSystem library for HPGCC
Yes, and I'm serious.
Get one and do it! Your input will be welcome.
Done that myself. That case (and many others) is taken care of.
Claudio
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Subject: Re: Ann: New FileSystem library for HPGCC
Nuf said.
I wonder why you even bothered answering...
JY
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Subject: Re: Real to Complex shortcut on an HP49g+
if
Salut Arnaud,
I like keyman, because it behaves different than
standard-key-assignments
and does not automaticaly d.92sable built in HOLDs.
Would you be please more specific, which shortcut has been broken
by which ROM?
I have had problems, because of using unsupported entry points
to design new key assignments, but keyman should not generate
them! It would be nice your remember your problems and
give hints.
I have ported several key-assignments, made with Keyman
from ROM 1.19-6 to ROM 2.0..., without problems,
ok, besides those which are related to keyboard change
from HP 49G to 49g+.
I remember that older versions of Keyman (more than 3 years ago)
have had ROM problems,
but this should have be gone! Time to update? :-)
http://page.mi.fu-berlin.de/~raut/WR49/index.htm
Heiko
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Subject: Re: Real to Complex shortcut on an HP49g+
Is it a nice smack or a hard nasty one? Don't mind kisses :)
I certainly hope Steen wasn't refered to me as borderline
JY
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Subject: Re: Real to Complex shortcut on an HP49g+
My mistake.
The suggestion was first made by Eric about the HOME shortcut and I
implemented it in 1999
JY
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