Command line interface Scientific Calculator, version 1.00.



Abstract:
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A scientific calculator, with a line editor style interface, accepting
equations and commands, with equations being of arbitrary complexity.

A range of scientific, financial and statistical functions are provided.
Some of these functions have multiple arguments, with syntax extended to
accommodate this by requiring that multiple parameters be bracketed with
comma separators, while others will accept a variable number of
parameters. The statistics functions take no arguments, using values
accumulated in the registers R4..R9.

A total of 10 memories are provided, R0 to R9. By default R0 holds the
result of the last successful calculation. The memories, along with
various configuration information, are loaded on startup and saved on
shutdown.



Licence Status:
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Shareware, registration required after a reasonable evaluation period.
See user manual (CALCMAN.EXE) for further details.



Distribution Status:
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Free to be distributed provided that the whole original archive is
distributed, unaltered, and that any charges made are for cost of
distribution only.



Files in archive:
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CALC100  EXE       scientific calculator
CALC100N EXE       ... i8087 support
CALC100E EXE       ... i8087 emulation

CALCMAN  EXE       user manual (requires 80x25 screen)
CALCMAN  TX1       list of commands (40 column)
CALCMAN  TX2        "   "     "     (80 column)
CALCMAN  TX3        "   "     "     (plain)

WIN40X8  EXE       set 40x8 window and run (ie 'win40x8 calc100x')
FILLWIN  EXE       switch to 40x25 mode and set yellow on blue
CALC     BAT       runs fillwin and calc100x from windows
README   TXT       this file

The batch file (CALC.BAT) is intended to be used to launch calc100 from
within Windows. It first calls fillwin, which switches to a 40 column
video mode and sets colours to yellow writing on a blue background.



R.Roze
14 September 1999
