Intel Edison generic calculator shield photo journal

[MarkHaysHarris777]

(03-27-2015 09:39 AM)JKB Wrote:  Hello,
Just a question. Have you tried to build RPL/2 ? I have seen that it runs fine on raspberry PI and some other SoC but I don't have any Edison SoC to test.

Yes, it will run; and YES it is usable!

Just another reason to think in this direction. There is no reason to try and combine RPN and RPL... there needs to be an interactive keyboard calculator on the surface, but underneath there needs to be data collection, control (robotics, industrial), analytics, and collaboration. The 'calculator' should be keystroke programmable, RPL, Python, C|C++, and perhaps even BASIC. ... keep saying collaborative and connected/

Cheers,
marcus