From: Eduardo M Kalinowski <ekalin AT iname DOT com>
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Date: Wed, 09 Feb 2000 19:07:25 GMT
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In article <38A06ED9 DOT 40F47379 AT tudor21 DOT net>,
  Richard Dawe <rich AT tudor21 DOT net> wrote:

> > BTW, Eduardo has used DJGPP to write a very nice console "emulation"
> > of the HP48 which offers most of the numeric features of the calc.
>
> Ooh, where can I download this magical HP48 console thing from? Does
it
> compile under Linux too (xcalc, gcalc suck IMHO)?

You can get it from http://move.to/hp48g (in the "My programs" section).
Yes, it compiles under Linux, alas, it is developed under Linux, and
DJGPP is used to create a DOS version.

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Eduardo M Kalinowski
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http://move.to/hp48g


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