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Announce: HP-15C Simulator / Release 3.3.00, Build 5403 - Torsten - 01-19-2014 09:19 PM I am pleased to announce a new version of my HP-15C Simulator for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X: Release 3.3.00, Build 5403. It can be downloaded from the simulator home page. RE: Announce: HP-15C Simulator / Release 3.3.00, Build 5403 - Namir - 01-19-2014 10:00 PM Thank you for the new version. Excellent work! Namir RE: Announce: HP-15C Simulator / Release 3.3.00, Build 5403 - Jeff_Kearns - 01-19-2014 11:28 PM Torsten, Great simulator indeed. I do have a question regarding internal accuracy of calculations. When I run the example in the TVM program, I get the following: Torsten HP-15C Simulator: 333,783.2505 Official HP-15C Emulator: 333,783.3508 Real HP-15C and HP-15 LE: 333,783.3508 Swiss Micro DM-15: 333,783.3508 Correct answer: 333,783.349948 (HP-30b, HP-19BII and HP-17BII) What do you believe causes this discrepancy? Can it be identified and addressed in a subsequent release? I actually prefer the interface of your simulator over the official emulator (even if it is a bit slower). Regards, Jeff RE: Announce: HP-15C Simulator / Release 3.3.00, Build 5403 - Jeff_Kearns - 01-20-2014 10:27 AM Mike, My point is that the simulator is 'incorrect' by $0.10. Jeff RE: Announce: HP-15C Simulator / Release 3.3.00, Build 5403 - Gerson W. Barbosa - 01-20-2014 09:15 PM Great tool and nice listings! Thank you very much! Code: # -------------------------------------------- RE: Announce: HP-15C Simulator / Release 3.3.00, Build 5403 - Torsten - 01-20-2014 09:19 PM Jeff, I can not confirm your result of 333.783,2505 for my simulator. I have tested it on Windows 7 64bit and XP 32bit. In both cases, I got the "correct" result of 333.783,3499484285. The simulator uses the full 17 digits available in IEEE format. If "Strict HP-15C behaviour" is checked in the "Preferences", the result is the same as with the hardware models: 333.783,3508. In "strict mode", the precision is reduced to the 10 digits of the emulators using a copy of the original ROM. Torsten RE: Announce: HP-15C Simulator / Release 3.3.00, Build 5403 - Torsten - 01-20-2014 09:24 PM (01-20-2014 09:15 PM)Gerson W. Barbosa Wrote: Great tool and nice listings! Thank you very much! Did you see the HTML export? It's even nicer ;-) Torsten RE: Announce: HP-15C Simulator / Release 3.3.00, Build 5403 - Gerson W. Barbosa - 01-20-2014 10:17 PM (01-20-2014 09:24 PM)Torsten Wrote:(01-20-2014 09:15 PM)Gerson W. Barbosa Wrote: Great tool and nice listings! Thank you very much! Indeed! And that's only the listing! Thanks again! Gerson. RE: Announce: HP-15C Simulator / Release 3.3.00, Build 5403 - Jeff_Kearns - 01-20-2014 11:07 PM (01-20-2014 09:19 PM)Torsten Wrote: I can not confirm your result of 333.783,2505 for my simulator. Torsten: Thanks for your reply. I re-checked the program listing and it was accurate. I checked the "Strict HP-15C behaviour" and still it gave the same result: 333.783,2505. I was (or so I thought) meticulous in conducting the test the first time. Then I verified the storage registers and 0.089633601 instead of '0' was found in register 3. I saved 0 in register 3 and it then gave the correct result. I will assume that I erred and I apologize for raising any concerns about your excellent simulator. It is a very impressive piece of work indeed. Not only that, it is even more accurate (in that it more closely matches the results of the financial calculators) when the "Strict HP-15C behaviour" is left unchecked. Regards, Jeff RE: Announce: HP-15C Simulator / Release 3.3.00, Build 5403 - RMollov - 01-21-2014 04:09 AM (01-20-2014 09:24 PM)Torsten Wrote: Did you see the HTML export? It's even nicer ;-) Is it me, or RollUp icon in HTML has rectangle after 'R' rather than an up arrow? Great job otherwise, cheers! RE: Announce: HP-15C Simulator / Release 3.3.00, Build 5403 - Torsten - 01-21-2014 10:42 AM Quote:Is it me, or RollUp icon in HTML has rectangle after 'R' rather than an up arrow? This is a font issue. You do not have a font on your system, that has the character. I recommend to install the DejaVu Fonts. There are more details in the simulator help files under "Usage | Preferences | Font Settings". Torsten RE: Announce: HP-15C Simulator / Release 3.3.00, Build 5403 - RMollov - 01-22-2014 12:23 AM (01-21-2014 10:42 AM)Torsten Wrote: This is a font issue. You do not have a font on your system, that has the character. I recommend to install the DejaVu Fonts. Thanks a lot, it all works perfectly now. Cheers, RE: Announce: HP-15C Simulator / Release 3.3.00, Build 5403 - Ed Wright - 01-23-2014 03:23 PM Torsten, I finally got a chance to spend some time using the simulator. Great work! Thank you. RE: Announce: HP-15C Simulator / Release 3.3.00, Build 5403 - RMollov - 01-24-2014 05:35 AM Solver problem. Corrected after Walter's findings. EQN: R*( TAN (ACOS (R/(R+h))) - ACOS(R/(R+h)) ) - dL/2 = 0 R= 6,371,000m (stored in register .0) dL=1m (stored in register 0) h=? Code:
RAD mode Initial Guesses: 0, 1 Solve 'A' -> Returns solver error unlike all HP calculators I have. I realize this simulator uses different algorithm but never the less. WP-34s also struggles at this. I'm wondering if I'm doing something wrong. I found interesting differences in answers given by: HP48G, HP35s and HP15c LE - real calculators and simulators: iPhone's 42S and Free15c. They all solve the case. Regards, RE: Announce: HP-15C Simulator / Release 3.3.00, Build 5403 - walter b - 01-24-2014 08:22 AM (01-24-2014 05:35 AM)RMollov Wrote: Solver problem. I'm wondering if your EQN is wrong. I can simplify it to R(0) - dL/2 = 0 which doesn't include h anymore. RE: Announce: HP-15C Simulator / Release 3.3.00, Build 5403 - RMollov - 01-24-2014 09:50 AM (01-24-2014 08:22 AM)walter b Wrote: I'm wondering if your EQN is wrong. I can simplify it to R(0) - dL/2 = 0 which doesn't include h anymore. You're always correct, thank you for correcting my typos. It should be: R*( TAN(ACOS (R/(R+h))) - ACOS(R/(R+h)) ) - dL/2 = 0 Did I count the brackets properly this time? I'll correct my original post accordingly. The HP15c listing above is right though. Shall I post the WP34s version, which also doesn't seem to work? Regards, RE: Announce: HP-15C Simulator / Release 3.3.00, Build 5403 - walter b - 01-24-2014 12:10 PM (01-24-2014 09:50 AM)RMollov Wrote: Shall I post the WP34s version, which also doesn't seem to work? Feel free to do so. d:-) RE: Announce: HP-15C Simulator / Release 3.3.00, Build 5403 - Dwight Sturrock - 01-24-2014 07:15 PM Very nice. Runs over 50 times faster on my Linux based computer than the HP-15C LE. RE: Announce: HP-15C Simulator / Release 3.3.00, Build 5403 - peacecalc - 01-24-2014 07:21 PM Hello RMollov, which kind of problem do you describe? Quote:R*( TAN (ACOS (R/(R+h))) - ACOS(R/(R+h)) ) - dL/2 = 0The value of R looks like the earth radius for me. And as a not very well scaled problem. Greetings peacecalc RE: Announce: HP-15C Simulator / Release 3.3.00, Build 5403 - Thomas Klemm - 01-25-2014 03:29 AM Quote:R*( TAN (ACOS (R/(R+h))) - ACOS(R/(R+h)) ) - dL/2 = 0In register 0 the value dL/2 = 0.5 should be stored. Quote:The value of R looks like the earth radius for me. And as a not very well scaled problem.I guess it's the solution to a rope around the earth problem: Take 3 of Sweet & Short Math Challenges #15: April 1st Spring Special Cheers Thomas |