Digital clock for the G series, with fading numbers. The library is written in System RPL and assembly language and uses the calculator's system clock which configures a system interrupt to activate every second.
This is a lottery program for the HP 48G(X). It's written in assembly language. It takes two arguments from the stack (x and y) and then outputs a sorted list of x randomly generated integers with values from 1 to y, y must be smaller than 100.
This is a small program for the 48G(X) written in assembly language, which generates a list with specified size on level 1, filled with a same object on level 2.
This is a replacement for the 48G(X) built-in function 'RANM'. It's written in System RPL and assembly language. It behaves exactly the same as the original 'RANM' function, but it's much faster!
This is a protection program for the 48G(X), with digital sound! Similar to DigiPass by HPManiac (uses his sound clips), but this one is stable and can't be broken even with the reset hole. A library with option for changing passwords.
A small and fast string viewer written in System RPL and machine language. It uses UFL Library, Font 1 (small). If there are more than 33 chars in a line You can cut the input text to 33 chars per line and then display it. Very small and useful program for browsing large texts.
Analog ticking clock for the G series. The program is written in System RPL and uses the calculator's system clock which configures a system interrupt to activate every second.
This is a small 48G series program which converts real vectors (vectors with real elements) to lists and vice versa. It's written in assembly language.