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User RPL IDE - Randy Sloyer - 07-15-2003 After much delay, I've decided it's time to learn RPL in a serious way. I've poked around and downloaded a few utilities that are mostly sysRPL and are too advanced at the moment. Since I do not want to edit programs directly on the 48, can anyone recommend a usable Windows based USER RPL programming environment?
Re: User RPL IDE - Mark Hardman - 07-15-2003 How about the HP4X User-RPL Program Development System? From the description, it looks like it might be what you are looking for. Mark Hardman
Re: User RPL IDE - S. Martin - 07-15-2003 Hi Randy, Most powerusers do not use a 'programming environment' for code development on the 48/49. Instead, most write programs using a text editor and then cut and paste into emu48 (a 48/49 emulator that runs under Windows, available at: http://www.hpcalc.org/hp49/pc/emulators). Steve
Re: User RPL IDE - Randy Sloyer - 07-15-2003 Even better. I like my programming editor that does block indenting and brace balancing, etc, etc.
Now I can learn RPL syntax by writing the tokenizer for the editor highlighting. Two birds, one stone. Good stuff, Thank you!
Re: User RPL IDE - Dia C. Tran - 07-16-2003 I use HP Program Development Link (PDL) a DOS based software. It is quite good and run fine under Windows. It allowed me to enter spcial 48 characters which is difficult to do on a standard text editor.
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