Win32 binaries for the free System RPL and assembly language development kit covered by the GNU Public License. Includes the required Cygnus Runtime Library.
Portuguese translation of the HP 48 FAQ. Before asking a question about the HP 48, read the FAQ first. It is the number two source of information about the HP 48 (after the user's manual, of course), and everyone should get a copy of this Frequently Asked Questions list. Text version.
Spanish translation of the HP 48 FAQ. Before asking a question about the HP 48, read the FAQ first. It is the number two source of information about the HP 48 (after the user's manual, of course), and everyone should get a copy of this Frequently Asked Questions list. HTML version.
Before asking a question about the HP 48, read this first. It is the number two source of information about the HP 48 (after the user's manual, of course), and everyone should get a copy of this Frequently Asked Questions list. HTML version. If you'd prefer to read the FAQ online, click here.
Before asking a question about the HP 48, read this first. It is the number two source of information about the HP 48 (after the user's manual, of course), and everyone should get a copy of this Frequently Asked Questions list. Adobe PDF version.
Before asking a question about the HP 48, read this first. It is the number two source of information about the HP 48 (after the user's manual, of course), and everyone should get a copy of this Frequently Asked Questions list. PostScript version.
Before asking a question about the HP 48, read this first. It is the number two source of information about the HP 48 (after the user's manual, of course), and everyone should get a copy of this Frequently Asked Questions list. SGML source, for easy conversion into many different formats.
Before asking a question about the HP 48, read this first. It is the number two source of information about the HP 48 (after the user's manual, of course), and everyone should get a copy of this Frequently Asked Questions list. ASCII text version.
An excellent alternate 5-line stack environment based on Java. This old version of HPSauce is included because of its compact size and its ability to run on a covered port.
The ultimate five-line stack replacement program. Much faster than the built-in stack, and can display algebraics with "pretty-print". This also has fast replacements for many built-in functions, such as the library menu, the OFF key (to speed up power-on), the review key, the softkey menus, and far too much else to list here. All I can say is get it! Requires UFL.
Beta 4 of Java 3.7. Includes binaries, source code, and other Java-related beta software. This version is not recommended for the typical user, but rather for those who are willing to play with the latest features in potentially buggy software.
QPI approximates any floating point numbers by a rational number, square root, multiple of PI, exponential or a logarithm depending on which approximation seems best.
An excellent alternate 5-line stack environment based on Java. This old version of HPSauce is included because of its compact size and its ability to run on a covered port.
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An excellent alternate 5-line stack environment based on Java. Requires 
The ultimate five-line stack replacement program. Much faster than the built-in stack, and can display algebraics with "pretty-print". This also has fast replacements for many built-in functions, such as the library menu, the OFF key (to speed up power-on), the review key, the softkey menus, and far too much else to list here. All I can say is get it! Requires 
Beta 4 of Java 3.7. Includes binaries, source code, and other Java-related beta software. This version is not recommended for the typical user, but rather for those who are willing to play with the latest features in potentially buggy software.
Source code for Java 3.6a, suitable for compiling with GNU-Tools.
Modified version of HPSauce, with faster algebraic visualization of objects and DISPLAY modes. Requires