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HP-35 and CORDIC-articles at Dr. Dobb's - Karl-Ludwig Butte - 11-18-2007 Hello,
in the latest "Dr. Dobb's Report" e-mail-newsletter Jonathan Ericson mentioned the CORDIC algorithm implemented in the HP-35 and linked to two CORDIC articles from Dr. Dobb's Journal. Alas, I couldn't find the text of the newsletter at http://www.ddj.com. So here is the relevant part: "Unless you're doing something like reverse engineering an HP-35 calculator, you probably don't run across CORDIC algorithms every day. Which makes me wonder why I'm so lucky. You can find the first mentioned article "Implementing CORDIC algorithms" at http://www.ddj.com/184408428 and the second article "Microcontrollers & CORDIC Methods" at http://www.ddj.com/184404244
Have fun
Amazing! Priceless readings. Thanks! (N.T.) - Vieira, Luiz C. (Brazil) - 11-18-2007
Re: HP-35 and CORDIC-articles at Dr. Dobb's - Karl Schneider - 11-25-2007 Hi, Karl-Ludwig -- I'll second Luiz' "thanks". I'll read the articles and bookmark the post after it goes to Archives. I've read other journal articles as well as assistance provided by at least one other member of this Forum, but CORDIC still doesn't make intuitive sense to me the way Taylor series do.
-- KS
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