Ah those were the days, my friend.

[rprosperi]

(04-21-2017 01:30 AM)Matt Agajanian Wrote:  ...here's a PDF of the whole book:

Thanks for sharing, looks like a good read, though real books/manuals are far more satisfying for stuff like this. Glancing through it briefly, it appears these machines use a flavor of RPN almost the same as HP's, though they oddly call the "T" register "W"; could be confusing when learning this flavor of RPN, since typically "W" comes just before "X-Y-Z" and not after.

Does it follow the same subtle rules regarding stack-lift disable after Enter, etc.?

Many thanks Matt!