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5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent introductory guide for RPL programming
True that this is not a complete manual for RPL programming *it is "only 232 pages long), but it certainly touches the most important topics of RPL programming, from where you can expand with other guides. It covers Basic Programming Tools, Object Utilities, Memory Utilities, Graphics and Text,Outer Loops, GUI, and even has a chapter on the Saturn CPU. I just love this...
Published 25 days ago by G. Jimenez
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Good to introducing SysRPL Basics but bot enough info
This book is very good introducing SysRPL and ASSEMBLER, but just 20% of the SySRPL comands are explained, also on the assembler part there are a lot of things missing, The book is good but not enough information for serious programers. Good for starting out of UserRPL.
Published on February 3, 1999
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17 of 17 people found the following review helpful:
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Good to introducing SysRPL Basics but bot enough info, February 3, 1999
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This review is from: An Introduction to Hp48 System Rpl and Assembly Language Programming (Spiral-bound)
This book is very good introducing SysRPL and ASSEMBLER, but just 20% of the SySRPL comands are explained, also on the assembler part there are a lot of things missing, The book is good but not enough information for serious programers. Good for starting out of UserRPL.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent introductory guide for RPL programming, January 5, 2012
This review is from: An Introduction to Hp48 System Rpl and Assembly Language Programming (Spiral-bound)
True that this is not a complete manual for RPL programming *it is "only 232 pages long), but it certainly touches the most important topics of RPL programming, from where you can expand with other guides. It covers Basic Programming Tools, Object Utilities, Memory Utilities, Graphics and Text,Outer Loops, GUI, and even has a chapter on the Saturn CPU. I just love this book !
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