WTB RPN Module for TI-59

[Namir]

(09-04-2024 04:50 PM)Maximilian Hohmann Wrote:  

(09-04-2024 03:59 PM)floppy Wrote:  A modern "TI-Nspire with TI-84 Plus Keypad ...
with https://github.com/bxparks/rpn83p is an alternative if you not get your request?

No, that's a completely different thing! It turns the Ti-Nspire into a "normal" RPN calculator.

But the RPN simulator module for the Ti-59 (only runs on the 59 due to it's size and memory requirements) is a sort of "cross compiler" that converts programs from the HP-67, entered as opcodes, into programs for the Ti-59. These are not directly entered into memory - no space for that - but listed on the thermal printer. In a second step you have to enter the opcodes from the printed listing as a program into your Ti-59. After that, you can use that program just as you would use it on an HP-67.
A nice-to-have thing for a collector but probably a nightmare to use!

Thank you for explaining how that module works. I am not as enthusiastic as I was before to get the module.