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Program memory of the calculator is 105 commands (bytes). They have 15 registers and stack memory of the four basic registers (X, Y, Z, T), and one additional (X1, to recover the result of a previous operation). |
Program memory of the calculator is 105 commands (bytes). They have 15 registers and stack memory of the four basic registers (X, Y, Z, T), and one additional (X1, to recover the result of a previous operation). |
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The difference the МК-52 from the MK-61 is that the МК-52 provides additional expansion memory module (512 bytes). |
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This calculator uses the bracket-free (inverse) notation and stack programming language, which contains about 75 statements. This is an extension and continuation of a series of languages Б3-21, Б3-34, for which the backward compatibility. Attempted creation and further development of this family of languages (МК-161 and -152), but by the Soviet calculators is a mediocre relationship. The flowering of the national interest in this class of machines was in the late 70's - 80's of the last century. |
This calculator uses the bracket-free (inverse) notation and stack programming language, which contains about 75 statements. This is an extension and continuation of a series of languages Б3-21, Б3-34, for which the backward compatibility. Attempted creation and further development of this family of languages (МК-161 and -152), but by the Soviet calculators is a mediocre relationship. The flowering of the national interest in this class of machines was in the late 70's - 80's of the last century. |
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