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HP Prime Emulator!!!

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bb010g:
You can give a RGB[A] value to drawing functions. For example, you can do this for a colored hello world:

--- Code: ---EXPORT hello_world()
BEGIN
RECT();
TEXTOUT_P("Hello World!",50,50,0,RGB(0,136,204));
FREEZE;
END;

--- End code ---

Streetwalrus:
Seems pretty cool to me. :D

Nosferatu Arucard 1983:
Tested and running in Linux using Wine.
One of my particular testing was the CAS capabilities of HP Prime, so far I discovery that is the very first retail calculator that use the Residue Theorem to solve some integrals, which is great.
And also the  HP Prime supports some special functions in integrals and derivatives, but so far the capabilities is still a little beyond the Maxima resources.

SpiroH:
Hi Nosferatu, nice to see you've logged in after a longish absence.

--- Quote from: Nosferatu Arucard 1983 on October 26, 2013, 10:01:53 pm ---One of my particular testing was the CAS capabilities of HP Prime, so far I discovery that is the very first retail calculator that use the Residue Theorem to solve some integrals, which is great.
And also the  HP Prime supports some special functions in integrals and derivatives, but so far the capabilities is still a little beyond the Maxima resources.

--- End quote ---
Actually, some time ago, i've posted a question on exactly the same topic: http://www.omnimaga.org/index.php?PHPSESSID=vljt8bofu8hncj0tvif8tv1e57&topic=15517.msg308279#msg308279
Perhaps later you could provide us with some more answers.

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