I noticed you have the C47 program file present too. Are you also able to run that with the same QSPI file (three programs total - DB48X, DM42, and C47)?
I usually reinstall the C47 QSPI when I want to run it. IIRC, C47 does a check that its own QSPI is installed, and won't run otherwise. Note that C47/WP43 uses different decimal computation routines.
@@christophe3d OK thanks for that response. I am intrigued by the possibility of an "on-the-fly" switch between stock DM42 and DB48X. Now I just need to get to work on the template for DB48X!
You've got the same date display bug as I do; the month is off by one. 🙂 Also, a really stupid question: how do I simplify an expression? For example, if I just put the constant for PI on the stack and do a simple operation on it (like adding 0.0 to it), how do I convert this to a number? I didn't obviously find a ->N operator that works. It would be nice if I could turn off fraction mode so I wouldn't need to enter a decimal point to make a value on the stack a non-integer..
I noticed you have the C47 program file present too. Are you also able to run that with the same QSPI file (three programs total - DB48X, DM42, and C47)?
I usually reinstall the C47 QSPI when I want to run it. IIRC, C47 does a check that its own QSPI is installed, and won't run otherwise. Note that C47/WP43 uses different decimal computation routines.
@@christophe3d OK thanks for that response. I am intrigued by the possibility of an "on-the-fly" switch between stock DM42 and DB48X. Now I just need to get to work on the template for DB48X!
You've got the same date display bug as I do; the month is off by one. 🙂 Also, a really stupid question: how do I simplify an expression? For example, if I just put the constant for PI on the stack and do a simple operation on it (like adding 0.0 to it), how do I convert this to a number? I didn't obviously find a ->N operator that works. It would be nice if I could turn off fraction mode so I wouldn't need to enter a decimal point to make a value on the stack a non-integer..
Yes, I noticed the off-by-one in the month name rewatching the video. github.com/c3d/DB48X-on-DM42/issues/248.
Indeed, ->NUM is not implemented yet. You got github.com/c3d/DB48X-on-DM42/issues/255 to track it.