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nsim 0.5.1.2

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HP-41CV scienfitic calculator. Free

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Developer
Maciej Bartosiak

nsim is a simulator for the HP-41CV programmable scientific calculator. It was originaly written in C by Eric Smith for X windows.

What's New

Version 0.5.1.2:

Recompiled with gcc 4.0.0 on Mac OS X 10.4
No changes in source code

Requirements
PPC, Mac OS X 10.3 or later

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Anonymous reviewed on 06 May 2005

It's great!

As a user of RPN calculators for many years now (all of them HP), this was exactly the calculator I was looking for!

Now the only thing to top it would be a Dashboard version :)

[Version 0.5.1.2]

Anonymous reviewed on 09 Apr 2005

Very Good!!!
My HP41C had his first MEMORY LOST today after 20 years!
But I found nsim (first on X11: I was a bit happy), now on Aqua: I am very happy.

I would like to have a simple way to edit the RAM (i.e. edit the RAM in ASCII, and then import the file).
A "super" card reader (mine is dead as well...)

fantastic

[Version 0.5.1.1]

Jfw commented on 28 Mar 2005

It can't keep up with typed numbers!

I tried typing in a two digit number for my very first test, and it didn't register the second. It didn't even buffer it and display it after a delay. Only when I waited a moment between each keystroke would it work.

Low ratings because what good is a calculator that can't even let you enter the numbers?

[Version 0.5.1.1]

Anonymous reviewed on 25 Nov 2004

This is great! Not perfect yet, but still great. Looking forward to Nonpariel to emulate my first HP-25C! Keep up the good work.

[Version 0.5.1.0]

Anonymous reviewed on 15 Jun 2004

Hey, most of you guys just don't get it. This is not just a program that simulates the OPERATION of the calculator, it is a simulation of the PROCESSOR inside the calculator.

For some, that may induce all the respect you would direct at somebody who painstakingly builds an exact copy of a Model-T to drive in the July 4th parade.

It's a lot more than the bloated pieces of RB cr*p that clutter the new arrivals here every day. Maybe it doesn't work perfectly - there are dozens of calculator simulations out there for you to choose from. You should study the sources for this one - you might learn something.

[Version 0.5.0.3]

Anonymous reviewed on 15 Jun 2004

Beautiful GUI. Brings back fond memories of an old faithful tool. Unfortunately it is not responsive to even moderately fast keystrokes. Hope Maciej will improve on this great start.

Star ratings not included due to its very slow response.

[Version 0.5.0.3]

Anonymous reviewed on 15 Jun 2004

GUI looks great. but its still buggy: if you press random keys very fast, the calculator will display random functions forever: the only way to stop it is to quit. thanks anyway for the free stuff.

[Version 0.5.0.3]

Anonymous reviewed on 03 Jun 2004

Works great so far! Button and calculator graphics are nice, but calculator display leaves a bit to be desired. If you like RPN calculators, this is very good to have around.

[Version 0.5.0.1]