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HC (Open Source HoubySoft Arbitrary Precision Calculator) for Linux / *nix / Windows, RPN / Infix, DEG / RAD / GRAD, Real / Complex numbers, GUI and CLI versions



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Do you have any suggestions, bug reports, or wishes/ideas for new functions? Please post in the guestbook!(c) Jan Dlabal, 2009-2010. Provided under the GNU GPLv3, see LICENSE for more information. http://houbysoft.com/hc/ http://houbysoft.com/ The goal of this program is to provide an open source calculator with a simple and easy-to-use interface, similar to a command prompt, but a lot of options and a multitude of functions. If you need any help, you can type "help" in the command prompt, look into the documentation - or contact me here. There are two major versions of HC -- a CLI (command line interface) and a GUI (graphical user interface). There is also a (as of now, very) small FAQ here. RELEASE NOTES ============= 3.1 - added more detailed syntax error messages - fixes and enhancements to vectors; for example, it is now possible to use assignment by index (ie. v[2] = 3) - on *NIX, it is now possible to use ~ in filenames and it will get properly expanded - added zeros() and ones() - bugfixes Release notes for older versions USAGE ===== For much more detail, visit the official documentation. Source code: - download and install the MAPM library if you don't have it already (URL : www.tc.umn.edu/~ringx004/mapm-main.html) - a simple "make" should then be enough - then run "./hc" - enter the expression of which you want to know the result, for example "1 + 2 * 3 / sqrt(mod(4,5))", and then press ENTER Linux version: - run the "hc" binary provided in the package (either double click on it in your file manager, or open a terminal, then "cd" to the appropriate folder, and run "./hc") - enter the expression of which you want to know the result, for example "1 + 2 * 3 / sqrt(mod(4,5))", and then press ENTER Windows version: - run "hc.exe" - enter the expression of which you want to know the result, for example "1 + 2 * 3 / sqrt(mod(4,5))", and then press ENTER
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