Hmm, HP48 enthusiasts ?
Not really the HP-48, but RPN in general. I like best the HP-15C, HP-42S,
HP-41CV...
Take a look at this sites:
http://www.hpmuseum.org
http://www.hp42s.com/news/doorsopen.html
I have a small collection of calculators, some Sharp, Casio, TI, HP
I also write assembler pro
> I'm using windows (yet, soon-to-be linux) to develop this project, but I
> get the idea.
>
> To create my own ARM startup code is another challenge for me, I'm
> learning its assembler. This device will be a scientific (RPN) calculator
> build from scratch - a test of my ideas and others'
Thanks for the tips!
I'm using windows (yet, soon-to-be linux) to develop this project, but I
get the idea.
To create my own ARM startup code is another challenge for me, I'm
learning its assembler. This device will be a scientific (RPN) calculator
build from scratch - a test of my ideas and
Hi,
You only need to download last version of FPC (cvs)
and make it using this command line:
# make clean all OS_TARGET=linux CPU_TARGET=arm
BINUTILSPREFIX=arm-linux-
ahhh, don't forget to install beta 1.9.5 for i386. the binary files are
in freepascal web page (development)
or using the last v
Hi to all,
I'd know where do I find the ARM version FPC compiler.
I want to develop a prototype board with LPC2106 (Philips ARM7TDMI-S
one-chip solution, 64K SRAM, 128K FLASH) and the OS will be build (if
possible) with FPC - I also need how to build the RTL/startup code from
scratch.
Any he
