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Community Z Tools Project (CZT): Tools for editing, typechecking and animating Z specifications and related notations. Includes a Java framework for building formal methods tools. NOTE: development of CZT has now moved to GitHub: https://github.com/community-z-users/czt

ICE is a simple mathematical calculator with very useful shortcuts for Engineer: works natively with tolerance, can run Monte Carlo analysis, uses engineer notation, includes most of the day by day functions used by engineers.

Matt's MathTools is a Java application designed as an aid in preparing printed math tests. It is easily embedded in other Java applications or it can be used alone as a single-user desktop app. It includes a scripting environment, numerous demonstration classes and several general utilities. A scripting tutorial is also available.

galculator is a GTK 2 / GTK 3 based scientific calculator supporting algebraic mode as well as RPN. Features include arithmetic precedence handling, mathematical functions, different number bases (DEC, HEX, BIN, OCT) and angle bases (radiant, degree, and grad). Please note: This project page at sf.net reflects the state of the project up to August 2015. Beginning in September 2015, the project homepage was moved to http://galculator.mnim.org, with the source code repositories and issue...

The Yupana was an ancient calculating device of the Incas. This simple program compares different theories: - positional notation * Base 10 by H. Wassen (representation, addition) * Base 10 by C. Radicati di Primeglio (representation, addition, subtraction, multiplication) * Base 10 by W. Burns Glynn (representation, addition, multiplication) * Base 40 by N. De Pasquale (representation) - sign-value notation * Powers of ten by C. ...

ivl is a full-header template C++98 math library with convenient yet powerful syntax. It extends classic C++ syntax towards mathematical notation while making use of the language's elements like classes, structs, operators and functions. Expression written using ivl are excessively optimized. In other words, ivl allows writing simpler and more expressive statements using math-like formulas while taking care of optimizing them. ivl features arrays, tuples and custom function-like objects with left-right overloading, function pipelining and function vectorization, automatic lazy evaluation, sub-arrays and other views of a single or multidimensional arrays, stl-compatible iterators, multidimensional iterators and multithreading. ...

Java library for parsing and evaluating math expressions. Javadoc is available at http://bracer.sourceforge.net/javadoc/ P.S. This library depends on Apache Commons Math, so don't forget to include commons-math-2.2.jar to your project.

System independent command line calculator written in C (C99 standard). Expression is first converted to Reverse Polish Notation and then evaluated.

JsMath is a means of including mathematical notation in web pages. It interprets TeX code within your document and uses JavaScript, CSS and unicode fonts to typeset the resulting formulas. It works across multiple browsers and platforms, without MathML

Simple pushdown calculator written in C++.

Java library for simple managing and solving sophisticated mathematic expressions and equations, based on Reverse Polish Notation (RPN)

Graphical front-end for GNU Octave. Edit formulas in mathematical notation. Uses Octave (Matlab clone) as a math engine.

Shellcalc (sc) is a lightweight and versatile reverse polish notation (RPN) calculator for the command-line. It implements access to the basic operations and many functions from the glibc math library.

This program converts calculator-style ASCII math notation (the same that ASCIIMathML uses) to Spanish Braille mathematics notation (not Nemeth Code).

ASCIIMathML.js: a JavaScript to convert ASCII math notation (and some LaTeX) to Presentation MathML while your webpage loads. Now also simple graphs are translates to SVG. Works with Firefox 2.0+ or with Internet Explorer 6/7+MathPlayer+Adobe SVGview.

Calx is a calculator program based on RPN (Reverse-Polish Notation) that allows you to compute complex mathematical expressions containing brackets, mathematical functions etc.

Wurp is an RPN (Reverse Polish Notation) calculator, similar to the HP48 calculator. Wurp supports various platforms, including KDE and curses (and hopefully Windows eventually).

Cross-platform C++ library for Reverse Polish Notation calculus. Focuses on providing a reusable set of RPN functionalities such as parsing, variable substitution and computation.

REPCAL (REverse Polish CALculator) is a light and fast calculator in RPN (reverse polish notation) mode for the console (command line). It is written in 180 lines of Python code, and can be used both interactively or inside shell scripts.

Baculator is a Reverse Polish Notation (RPN) calculator program with an infinite scrollable stack and support for most common mathematical operations as well as some more esoteric operations. Available for Unix/Gtk+, Mac OS X, and MS Windows.

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.

kalc is a programmable scientific calculator, using RPN (Reverse Polish Notation). Its behaviour imitates a HP48/HP49 calculator. Works with real and complex numbers, unlimited size integers, arbitrary-precision real numbers and more.

GRPN is a graphical reverse polish notation (RPN) calculator. GRPN is written in C and uses the GIMP Toolkit (GTK) for the GUI.