'Code', a program that converts any HP48 object into a Code object,
and back again.  By "Ram" Gudavelli, Richard Steventon, & Joe Horn.

--> S/SX/G/GX

Possible uses: (1) Make programs un-editable.  (2) Make programs
unreadable.  (3) Turn key assignments into single objects (instead of
composite objects) to make keyboard response faster when in USER mode.

Input: any

Output: Code (if input was non-Code)
    or: obj (of input was Code)
    or: "Undefined Result" error (if Code was not created by 'Code')

'Code' will *never* crash when run on Code objects created by 'Code'.
There is a small outside chance that 'Code' will mistakenly think that
a Code object was created by 'Code' which in fact was not, but the
probability is extremely low, about 30 in a million.  I've been unable
to date to make it crash.  It's still a good idea to backup memory
before running it willy-nilly on Code objects that 'Code' didn't create.

The ->Code logic is by ram.gudavelli@nybble.com;
the Code-> logic is by Richard Steventon (lstevent@cs.uct.ac.za);
the safeguards & auto-selection were added by Joe Horn.