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This is a command line C++ code which compiles and links using gnu g++. It has scientific notation, scientific functions, complex integration including path integrals, and loops with tests. User defined functions are strings. A variable may simultaneously represent a scalar, an array, and a string. Arrays up to ten dimensions are allowed. Householder reduction is used for determinants, eigenvectors, and QR matrix factorization. Class Matrix and class Polynomial facilitate finding...

...When running with libbc numbers lib, it works with decimal numbers (and it manages the "scale" variable = number of decimals) When running with libgmp numbers lib, it works with integers only. zsbc works on Windows and Linux. zsbc was created just for fun and to work on cryptographic topics. It can handle an expression like 2^10^100%97 (it'll replace it with powmod(2, 10^100, 97) on-the-fly). It can also implicitly calculate invmod's as in: 1/4%7 that (if variable autoinvmod is set) will return 2.

Calculator++ is an Open source Scientific Calculator app designed to replace the standard Calculator app. Currently in MS-DOS Format.

Codex is a series of tools aimed at developers to make certain tasks painless and easier. Tools currently include: Clipboard History AES Encrypter Resolution Emulator FTP Client Image Converter Various IP Tools

LaptopCalc was made thinking in a way to use a calculator in a laptop without a numpack It uses keys like “J” to type “1”, “k” for “2” and so on. But is also great for all uses, try it and you will want to replace the default calc

ShadowFox is an all-in-one browser, including a browser (DUH!), a simple bar graphing system, a calculator, and much more! It is intended to replace many of the simple Windows(C) applications you use everyday, such as IE, NotePad, Paint, Calc, etc.

A graphing calculator with 2D and 3D graphing capabilities and eventual programming capabilities, intended to replace common dedicated calculators which are now public standards. The Interface is also completely user definable.

The ultimate goal of this project is to provide an open framework for the emulation of calculators, and possibly other systems. It is designed around open libraries provide a completely dynamic framework to drop-in replace components of the emulator.