Online HP-45 Emulator - First calculator with a shift key
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12-28-2023, 06:15 PM
(This post was last modified: 12-28-2023 06:33 PM by van2z.)
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Online HP-45 Emulator - First calculator with a shift key
After building the HP-35 calculator, I was looking if there was any low hanging fruit for me to reuse the same code. I found the HP-80 used exactly the same hardware, but I couldn't find the ROM.
I see Brouhaha seems to have manually copied each assembly instruction from the original patent into his Nonpareil code, but I don't have an easy way to compile that to see the ROM binary. If anyone can do this, it would be appreciated. Moving on after the HP-80, was the HP-45, for which I was able to find the ROM binary, also from Brouhaha, here. The hardware here was also very similar. The main difference is the inclusion of a "data storage" chip, giving the calculator an extra 560 bits to use. Here it is: https://veniamin-ilmer.github.io/hp45/ I have never used this calculator before. I see it starts out using fixed notation 2. If anyone has used this calculator before, please let me know if it is functioning properly, or if you see any issues. |
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