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2018-03-13
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Very slick. Have you seen symbian's new (as of Jan 2018) calc_mem_pr?
I love what you have with exponentials, all I'd like to see is a quick interest operation like #3 from above link #perfect
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I love what you have with exponentials, all I'd like to see is a quick interest operation like #3 from above link #perfect
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Originally Posted by AdaBwana
my reference point are HP calculators, and a never dying dream is to port nonpareil to whatever platform I have in my pocket. but 'nonpareil' is written in C, and I'm not yet sure how to compile C sources on N9. The calculator you want, that's probably the 12c, a machine still in commerce, some 35 years after its introduction. if I have the C core compiled, attaching a user interface to it is not the hardest task.
Very slick. Have you seen symbian's new (as of Jan 2018) calc_mem_pr?
I love what you have with exponentials, all I'd like to see is a quick interest operation like #3 from above link #perfect
but I already wanted to add the 'f' and 'g' buttons, and then we have space for %, %T, and Δ%.
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2018-03-13
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Originally Posted by mfrasca
Provided it's a standardish tarball, "./configure; make; devel-su make install" is often enough
my reference point are HP calculators, and a never dying dream is to port nonpareil to whatever platform I have in my pocket. but 'nonpareil' is written in C, and I'm not yet sure how to compile C sources on N9. The calculator you want, that's probably the 12c, a machine still in commerce, some 35 years after its introduction. if I have the C core compiled, attaching a user interface to it is not the hardest task.
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2018-03-13
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Nice small calculator. This reminds me that I compiled a HP15c for the N900 could also try to compile it for the N9.
However a port of nonpareil is much better so please go ahead.
However a port of nonpareil is much better so please go ahead.
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2018-03-13
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Originally Posted by juiceme
you're referring to nonpareil... nope, have a look at it, build is `scons` based, don't ask me, this is the only project where I've met it.
Provided it's a standardish tarball, "./configure; make; devel-su make install" is often enough
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2018-03-14
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Originally Posted by mfrasca
Yes, looks like you need to build scons first.
you're referring to nonpareil... nope, have a look at it, build is `scons` based, don't ask me, this is the only project where I've met it.
Basically that's why I said it is "often enough" just to do configure&make... often you also need to install some tools and libraries before you get to build the actual thing itself
Now most of the time it is pretty easy and you only need to build couple of things beforehand, but there have been cases for example when I need to first build a newer gcc and glibc, and that gets pretty hazy soon, of course you need to install those under home so not to mess up the system completely...
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2018-03-15
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in the meanwhile I've been giving better structure (in my opinion) to the tinly minimal rpn calc I just published on github.
looks and feels quite usable, not the best graphics, but still, if you're used to RPN, much better than the built in one.
I will have a look at porting nonpareil, some time.
looks and feels quite usable, not the best graphics, but still, if you're used to RPN, much better than the built in one.
I will have a look at porting nonpareil, some time.
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2018-03-15
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added a bit of statistics, linear regression, persistent stack.
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2018-05-13
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I was missing a RPN Calculator, so I made one myself.
it's not even close to an HP-45, but it does something.
manual installation, or help accepted for packaging it.
download it wherever you want, then symlink the directory to /opt/rpncalc, something like:
ln -s /home/user/rpncalc /opt
put the n9-app.desktop file in /home/user/.local/share/applications/n9-rpn.desktop
it still misses an icon, it should not flip, it could implement y^x, exp, π, they are already there, I just did not put the buttons on the screen.
publish often, publish early.