#Hp48 emulator mac how to#
#Hp48 emulator mac for mac os x#
#Hp48 emulator mac android#

There is really poor documentation, and as I don't have access to a Macintosh I can't try many things.

#Hp48 emulator mac how to#

Regrettably, I had no success yet, as I can't understand how to compile (or WHAT to compile) from the source. Link to the MacOS X carbonixation of emu48: waht I've been trying to do the last couple of weeks is to compile the MacOS X carbonization of emu48 with the cross-compiler mentioned above. The 'cross-compiler' is able to compile, on your desktop system, a binary for some other system (plataform). Normaly, you would download some source code and compile it for your OWN system, with your system's compiler and libraries. I found on the net a project to develop a working 'cross-compiler' from any system, to the iPhone. This version is a 'carbonization' (whatever that means) of an emu48 port for MacOS 8 and 9. The emulator you are talking about, How do you see it working here? Is there an emulator already developed for the iPhone?ДЄnyway, I haven't got a positive response from any of the emu48 developers, so I decided (tried) to solve this problem with my own hands.ДЄs nicoX pointed earlier, there is already a MacOS X version ef emu48. Doesn't the iPhone already have a MacOS X installed? A very trimmed version, all right, but perhaps is enough. I sound like I know what I'm talking about, but I'm just guessing.ДЇirst, I would like to ask NetMAge about the emulator he is talking about. So I guess we'll have to start looking that new emu48 port for macos x and try to compile it for an ARM processor.

> poor (If you would like me to write you in spanish, I'll do it gladly :-p) > Anyway, I would like to know what you think about this. This is why it seems your port is the closest to what is > The iPhone packs a MacOS X (don't know about any specific version) and a > would just need some pointers because I don't know how a port needs to > I know a little of C and C++ programming and will be glad to help. > asking for an iPhone port of emu48 (including myself ^.^) and thought I > I saw at you managed to port emu48 to MacOS. The macosX port was maintain by another guy:Д®mu48 is not very easy to port, because it is sadly very dependant on My emu48 port for the mac is very old, and was done on MacOS 9.

If needed you can also erase these files to clear the HP48 memory.Sorry Jose, I never had the chance to learn spanish. For instance set-up your emulator on your PC then transfer the 'port1'. You can also place there your own 'ram', 'port1' or 'port2' files to load some programs. However the data of the emulator is stored in a directory 'hp48' on the USB drive. More info: Where are the emulator files stored on a hp48? Currently it can emulate the HP49/48/40/39/38 series calculators. It is a port of Emu48 for Windows and uses the same ROM images and interface skins.

#Hp48 emulator mac for mac os x#

Is there an emulator for a hp calculator?Д®mu48 for Mac OS X is an emulator for HP calculators. HP48S, HP48SX, HP48G, HP48G+ and HP48GX models are no longer in production. Where can i buy a hp48 calculator rom?Дownload the emulator, calculator ROMs, skins and latest service packs from Unix, Linux and Mac users are catered for by X48. The developers have faithfully recreated the original calculatorвЂ™s look and feel. Just looking at the screen brings back memories.

#Hp48 emulator mac android#

For those of you who just loved your RPN HP48 graphing calculator and have an android phone, this app is for you.

Frequently Asked Questions Is there an android emulator for hp 48?