Complex Lock mode for WP-34s

[Nigel (UK)]

(04-22-2015 10:44 AM)emece67 Wrote:  

(04-22-2015 09:48 AM)Paul Dale Wrote:  This is exactly what I meant. Flash is full and life is short. There are plenty of functions which the 34S has that are not all that suitable for heavy complex number folks -- orthogonal polynomials, zeta function, statistical distributions, ....

I do not know if the calc.bin file linked in this thread supports the stopwatch/time functions and IR printing. In such case they are my first candidates to be removed. (Although, in fact, I suppose that, with some effort, I would be able to compile the firmware with the complex mode lock patches and w/o IR and time).

The next candidates, for me, are: graphic block functions, orthogonal polynomials, Bernouilly & Fibonacci numbers, Lambert's W, Riemman's Z & Gudermann.

But, please, do not remove the statistical distributions.

calc.bin does not contain the code for IR printing or for the stopwatch, which is why it still has a good amount of free flash for program storage. I think that calc.bin is fine as it is. The memory problem is only real for those who do use the IR printing and only have (at present) 500 free program steps in flash memory when complex lock mode is compiled in.

No-one who uses complex lock mode seems to want anything removed from it, so I'll work on optimising the code as it is, without cutting anything out.

For those who want more free flash a series of compile-time options in features.h could allow specific parts of the standard WP-34s firmware to be disabled as they choose. Don't worry - complex lock mode and the statistical distributions (an outstanding feature of this calculator) can continue to co-exist!

Nigel (UK)