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    RPNCalc

    RPNCalc

    RPNCalc - The command line Reverse Polish Notation (RPN) Calculator

    RPNCalc is the command-line based Reverse Polish Notation (RPN) calculator. RPN calculators make it very simple to do complex calculations, especially if there are parentheses involved. I've created a User Guide (https://frossm.github.io/RPNCalc-UserGuide) to do a better job of explaining how to use RPNCalc than the old readme.md file, which was getting really long. If you have questions, issues, feedback, or ideas, please let me know. You can contact me via the links in the...
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    TRURL

    TRURL

    A suite of RPN calculators and a class library for Object Pascal

    TRURL is a suite of desktop calculators with reverse Polish notation (RPN) written in Object Pascal. Additionally, it comes with a free reusable class library (RPN Engine) as a toolbox for creating your own calculator. TRURL is an acronym for "TRURL is a Reusable Universal RPN Library". Class Libraries: • RPN Engine: Full-featured calculation engine for Pascal-based RPN calculators • Segmitator: Library for virtual seven-segment displays Applications: • TRURL A: Simple demo app...
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    BitLogic

    BitLogic

    Simple Java computer algebra calculator

    A calculator that solves many types of problems including solving equations computing derivatives and integrals simplifying expressions graphing equations 2d and 3d reverse polish notation, algebraic and word based interpreter infinite writing board for writing out equations requires java 11 or more
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    pRPN

    pRPN

    RPN calculator running on Windows and Linux

    Graphical Reverse Polish Notation calculator running in Linux and Windows. Programmable. Provides Reals, Complex, Vectors, Matrices, Binaries, Lists, Expressions, Strings and Programs. Implements RPL, the HP programming language of HP-28 and HP-48 series.
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    rpCalc is a calculator that uses Reverse Polish Notaion (RPN). It supports both keyboard entry and use of the mouse.
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    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.
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    Calx is a calculator program based on RPN (Reverse-Polish Notation) that allows you to compute complex mathematical expressions containing brackets, mathematical functions etc.
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    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).
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    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.
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    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.
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    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.
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    GRPN is a graphical reverse polish notation (RPN) calculator. GRPN is written in C and uses the GIMP Toolkit (GTK) for the GUI.
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