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mhcfs2
engineering programmable calculator
MhcFS2 - engineering calculator. (v. 1.2 b141) (math expression calculator, scientific calculator, numerical, integral,integration, derivative, root, matrix, differencial, differentiation, equation, LSE,ODE ) -
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CalcuFp
Programmable Calculator (IP functions, create user functions)
New version: CalcuFP program is a calculator software (beta version), has a wide range of mathematical functions, specific functions for different subjects (ex.- IPv4 functions), Apart from being able to have on hand an wide range of functions, allows to use different numbering systems WITHOUT CHANGING MODES. We can sum operations decimal, binary and hexadecimal mixed. Example. - 25 + BIN ('111 ') + HEX (' FF ') -> this is equivalent to adding the integer 25 +7 (binary) +255 (hexadecimal) = 287. ... -
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RGBtoCMYK
Color Format Code Calculator for 64bit Windows 7/8/10/11 dotnet V.48
The Idea Came from when I did any Design job using several software, I often to access the internet to search any information to converting color from RGB to CMYK or Hex... So, Since Covid19 Pandemic, I learn little bit about programming and really enthusiast to doing something new in area of programming languange. So I build a solution for Color Converting Problem, I try to build, yes indeed in the end is only a color format converter calculator , but this program I Build realy helping me to know which color code of some color, really helping me when do a development for front end web development or Graphic Design Color Formating. ... -
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Neptune
A calculator like programming language
Neptune is a simple programming language indented for quick mathematical calculations, e. g. shape field calculation or budget analysing. -
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Integrated Development Environment for some microcontrollers based on 8051(e.g. AT89S8253). Supported languages are Assembly and C. It has its own simulator, assembler, editor and many other tools. See the project web site for more details and the newest updates.
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MultiCalculator
MultiCalculator is a windows software
...The software is developed using C++ programming language, Visual Studio 2017 and Qt5.11. MultiCalculator is tested on different windows platform (Windows 10 32 & 64, Windows 7 32 & 64 bit) no error found and run smoothly on mentioned platform. MultiCalculator is at it’s initial stage and time to time advanced and required update will be made. -
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Emulator of Wang 700
The functional model of the old calculator series Wang 700 and 15VSM
...While Wang 700 were just programmable calculators, Soviet machines were almost complete computers taking into account their advanced CPU command set, huge RAM volume, ability to work with wide set of peripheral devices including the video terminal 15IE (15ИЭ) and existence of BASIC and other programming languages written as loadable applications. Still I consider them as calculators also due to some aspects exclusively specific to calculators. The project is intended for research and education purposes. -
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light filter calculator
lightweight digital filter calculator
This program used Remez exchange (equiripple) algorithm calculate a FIR filter coefficients and then convert to integer for FPGA, DSP or MCU. Additionally, it can be design a simple IIR notch filter for reduce power line interfere. You can run in the following way. Good luck! -
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Py4Calc
Python for calculators
Python4Calculators - Brings Python programming language to calculators. It turns simple scripts into programs for TI 83/84 and HP 49/50g series calculators. The language is a basic subset of Python, with access to the calculator's built in functions. -
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A calculator with C-style syntax and many features, like functions, braching and arrays. It's a small programming language that can be executed on VM or compiled to x86 code and run natively.
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biml is a Boolean calculator Implemented in Many Languages. The goal is to have a simple calculator that takes a boolean expression and returns a truth table in a large number of languages, written by many people.
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YAMM is a scientific calculator which supports the MATLAB-like programming language. Do not like resource-consuming MATLAB, this software provides a lightweight but efficient environment.
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PytoCalc is a useful calculator written in the Python Programming Language.PYTOCALC IS BEING REPROGRAMMED, visit https://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=679668 for more information
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sCal: a small, scientific, script programmable calculator--for & in JavaScript. sCal2: an expansion giving a function/program catalog system with: hundreds of unit-conversions & material properties, programming examples, nearly limitless user-procedures
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