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@@ -120,8 +120,8 @@ popular, so I didn't know anything about them until a few months. I did not know
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that the early TI graphing calculators used the Z80 processor, and more
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importantly, I did not know that they were programmable in assembly language.
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I realized that I could probably create an app that could turn them into a
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passable, maybe even useful, RPN calculator. The debate over RPN mode versus
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I realized that I could probably create an app that could turn them into
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passable, maybe even useful, RPN calculators. The debate over RPN mode versus
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algebraic mode has probably been going on for 40-50 years, so I probably cannot
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add more. Personally, I use algebraic notation for doing math equations on paper
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or writing high-level computer programs. But when I do numerical *computation*
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The `rpn83p.8xk` file must be uploaded to the calculator using a "link" program
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from a host computer. There are a number of options:
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**Linux**: Use the [tilp](https://github.com/debrouxl/tilp_and_gfm) program. On
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Ubuntu Linux 22.04 systems, the precompiled package can be installed using `$
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apt install tilp2`. (I'm not actually sure if the `tilp2` binary is actually
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compiled from the `tilp_and_gfm` source code mentioned above)
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- **Linux**: Use the [tilp](https://github.com/debrouxl/tilp_and_gfm) program.
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On Ubuntu Linux 22.04 systems, the precompiled package can be installed using
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`$ apt install tilp2`. (I'm not actually sure if the `tilp2` binary is
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actually compiled from the `tilp_and_gfm` source code mentioned above)
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**Windows** or **MacOS**: Use the [TI
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Connect](https://education.ti.com/en/products/computer-software/ti-connect-sw)
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software and follow the instructions in [Transferring FLASH Applications to a
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Graphing
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Calculator](https://education.ti.com/en/customer-support/knowledge-base/sofware-apps/product-usage/11506).
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- **Windows** or **MacOS**: Use the [TI
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Connect](https://education.ti.com/en/products/computer-software/ti-connect-sw)
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software and follow the instructions in [Transferring FLASH
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Applications](https://education.ti.com/en/customer-support/knowledge-base/sofware-apps/product-usage/11506).
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### Starting
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- `X<>Y`: exchange `X` and `Y`, also bound to `)` button
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- `ROOT` > `CLR`
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- ![CLR MenuStrip 1](docs/rpn83p-screenshot-menu-root-clr-1.png)
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- `CLRG`: clear storage registers `R00` to `R24`
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- `CLST`: clear all RPN stack registers
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- `CLX`: clear `X` stack register (stack lift disabled)
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- `CLST`: clear all RPN stack registers
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- `CLRG`: clear storage registers `R00` to `R24`
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## Advanced Usage
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