Assembler, but not at all

[Claudio L.]

(10-18-2023 05:41 PM)komame Wrote:  

(10-18-2023 02:46 AM)Claudio L. Wrote:  I don't know if it's of any interest, but newRPL does provide a quasi-assembler syntax in case RPL is not your thing:

https://newrpl.wiki.hpgcc3.org/doku.php?...apter5:asm

It's still bytecode, same as compiled RPL but is much more compact with one instruction reading, indexing, doing math, and storing the result.
Unfortunately, newRPL does not run on Prime G2, only Prime G1.

I just installed newRPL on the G1 and I'm trying to test it, but I couldn't find a keyboard description and I'm struggling.

The keyboard tried to follow what's painted but with a 50g vibe: There's 3 shifts, On is now a shift, the blue shift key is the other one and Alpha is Alpha like the 50g.
On moved to the ESC key. From there most of the things on the wiki which was written for the 50g will apply. The 6 menu keys are around the cursors. The second menu doesn't have dedicated 6 keys. If you built from source you'll have touch support but if you didn't then the MNU key on the right will swap which menu is "active". The 6 keys will do the function of the active menu only.
For example to turn it off you'd normally do Shift+On, here you'll do On (which is a shift) + ESC (which is On). It will take some getting used to but is not that bad in the end, especially if you are familiar with the 50g ways.