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txt2raw.pl: an HP-42S program listing to "raw" conversion script - Thomas Okken - 03-04-2005 Today, I posted txt2raw.pl on the Free42 home page. This is a Perl script that converts HP-42S program listings, like those generated by the PRP and LIST commands, back into Emu42/Free42 compatible "raw" program files. txt2raw.pl was written by Vini Matangrano, and I'm reproducing it on my web page as a service to all HP-42S emulation fans out there. The script, plus some documentation, and the author's contact info, are all at http://home.planet.nl/~demun000/thomas_projects/free42/txt2raw/txt2raw.html.
- Thomas
Re: txt2raw.pl: an HP-42S program listing to "raw" conversion script - Namir - 03-05-2005 Thanks Thomas! I made a simple test (after installing Perl) and it works. ;-) I have a question. Can I assume that your Perl script will work with the (basic) HP41C source code?
Namir
Re: txt2raw.pl: an HP-42S program listing to "raw" conversion script - Thomas Okken - 03-05-2005 HP-41 source code is a bit different from HP-42S source code: Note that I didn't write the script myself, I just distribute it; you should contact the author about enhancement requests. (My Perl is a bit rusty, anyway. ;-) )
- Thomas
Re: txt2raw.pl: an HP-42S program listing to "raw" conversion script - Erik Ehrling (Sweden) - 03-06-2005 Quote:Hi Namir! For HP-41 source code there is a user code utility by Leo Duran that converts BIN->SRC and vice versa...
Regards, Re: txt2raw.pl: an HP-42S program listing to "raw" conversion script - Namir - 03-06-2005 Thanks Eric. I have Leo's program installed on my PC. I was just curious if txt2raw.pl can do the same task. Cheers,
Namir
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