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Hydraulic Flow Calculator for Fire Sprinkler Systems. The NFPA (National Fire Protection Association) requires hydraulic calculations to be performed for most sprinkler systems, including NFPA 13R residential fire sprinkler systems.
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Transcalc is an analysis and synthesis tool for calculating the electrical and physical properties of different kinds of RF and microwave transmission lines. Transcalc is built using the GIMP toolkit (GTK+) for its GUI interface.
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Crystal Math is a symbolic math suite. While it can be used as a simple calculator, it also has a powerful equation based subsystem which lends itself well to such task as symbolic differentiation. Developers Needed!
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Programmable scientific desctop calculator, able to work in decimal, hex, octal and binary bitwise logical functions implemented
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GTK based RPN calculator for Linux/Unix. Currently under development, but supports Real Numbers, Complex Numbers, Matrices, and Vectors
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Rascal, the Advanced Scientific CALculator, is a platform independent modular calculator. Based on modules for integer, doubles, strings, vectors and matrices it can be easily extended with existing C or C++ code.
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QPlot - an Advanced Mathematical Calculator Includes: natural-style input, 2-D and 3-D graphing, differentiating, integrating, equation solving, C-like PROGRAMMING, and a lot more! What's most exciting, it is EXTENSIBLE!
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A rpl/algebraic calculator app usable on desktops and palmtops. Functions should be mostly a superset of HP48/49/50 capabilities.
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Calc++ is a string calculator written in Visual basic. With Calc++ you can add function use constant view the steps.
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KPNClac is a polish notation calculator intended to inspired by the HP48 Series calculators. It handles complex numbers and will someday handle matricies. The next current development version allows user programmable functions via python.
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tkalc is a pocket calculator for developers and IP network operators. Arbitrary arithmetic/logical expressions can be entered very quickly. The result is then simultaneously displayed in decimal, hexadecimal, octal, binary, ASCII, IP address, and boolean.
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CalcEm was the emulator that started it all. It was the first emulator for Texas Instruments calculators with public source code. CalcEm is capable of emulating Texas Instruments calculator models 82 and 83.
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MaDiCal was developed to calculate the length of training runs or cycling tours. It loads map images in GIF format. The user first defines the map scale in one of several units and just clicks along the track. The length is calculated on the fly.
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Java task length predictor. Designed to aid extreme programmers (XP) to know the length of the assigned tasks, fast and easy. The program will learn programmer's capabilities and personal measurement of difficulty and risk, to make good predictions.
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DioXygene is a project of a new calculator using a motorola processor. It will have a multitasking operating system and a support of RPL, C and ASM language directly on calc.
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Zasm is a z80 assembler. It doesn't *work* yet. In fact, it's completely useless at the moment. The main target demographic is the TI-Calculator programming community.
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JCalc is a standard (basic operations +, -,...) calculator and a scientific calculator (sin, cos, exp,...) calculator. JCalc GUI make it easy to use. JCalc is 100% java, and therefore could run on any OS.
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A full featured calculator, similar to that of a hp calculator. But for X, with a beautiful gtk gui!
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My goal is to develop an almost true copy of the HP 32II Calculator. This includes equation solving and integrating and keycode programming.
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A programmable RPN calculator for various PDAs. It features a programming language that resembles the original RPL found in HP48, along with other \"standard\" features such as matrices, complex numbers, binary arithmetic etc.
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SimpliMath includes SimpliCalc, a simple, easy to use console-based calculator program and arithmatic parsing library. SimpliSolve is an equally easy to use and simple, yet powerful algebraic equation solver program and library.
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ghsiloP is a GNOME/GTK+ compliant inverse Polish notation calculator written in C++ with GTK--. It has most of the more common scientific calculator features, with more to be added... If you have an HP 48GX (like I do) or similar calculator, you'll love g
