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Power-of-two fraction handling for the 41C
02-01-2016, 06:47 PM
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RE: Power-of-two fraction handling for the 41C
Well, it would be easy enough to put a RCL d, STO 01 at the start of the program. However, by doing a RCL 01, STO d after the last ARCL, I lose one of the results off the top of the stack that Dieter is returning. It could be done, but it messes up his elegant program.
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