I'm about to do a new release of FlameCalc, including advanced plugin support and the beginnings of a calculus module. I'm nearly through with JavaDoc'ing every last method of it. I've adjusted it to run on Java 1.1, such as Insignia's Jeode. Loops work, and sockets are nearly ready. A database of commands has been made, and it will be exported into the website and a "help" script or plugin.
I figured I should post a status update. I just implemented the "sigma" command, the first of several types of loops. I'm also moving command documentation into the app itself, as well as in the primary website. I'm also working toward using CVS for this, but that's not quite ready yet.
Other plugins are in the works. Don't be surprised if you see graphing/ics, networking, file I/O, and other features of "real" programming languages in the near future. A standard template is also in the works for various frontends, so the console version can request info through the console while the AWT and Swing versions can use their respective toolkits.... read more
FlameCalc 1.00.02, currently on the workbench, has working plugin support and has all classes restructured into proper packages. I'll post the source and binaries for download soon.
I am not currently using CVS, but I plan to do so by 1.00.03.
I have a commercial project of mine going live soon. I could use another developer or two to help with FlameCalc. Email me, sheenmaster@frob.us, if you're interested.
Yes, I finally moved FlameCalc over. http://flamecalc.com/ is feeling bandwidth limits, but it will soon be moved over to sourceforge as well.
All the latest binaries have been moved over. I intend to repost older source archives when I get a chance.