Net 2003 or later to compile it into an executable program. A 10K screen shot is also available.Ī newer version of WRPN, rewritten in VB.Net code, may be found at Mr. Download the program, unzip it and follow the easy installation directions in the readme file. The simulation isn't programmable, doesn't support word sizes larger than 32 bits and has a few other minor differences from the real machine but is still very nice. The program requires two DLL files (included).
WRPN comes with full source code, written in Borland C++ v4.0. Gray that is modeled after the Hewlett-Packard HP-16C Computer Scientist Calculator. WRPN is a public domain calculator for Microsoft Windows written by Emmet P. This simulation even emulates the CHS behavior of the HP-35 which was changed on latter HP models. This excellent Javascript simulation by Neil Fraser simulates the HP-35. Many of these simulators have not been tested by the curator. The authors and The Museum of HP Calculators therefore assume no responsibility and shall have no liability, consequential or otherwise, of any kind arising from the use of these programs or any part thereof. These programs are not Hewlett-Packard products and are supplied without representation or warranty of any kind.
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