SuperCalc v1.2 by Andreas Jnsson from www.AngelCode.com
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This is a simple but powerful calculator written so that
I don't have to search for my hi-tech calculator for 
university every time I want to calculate something 
complicated. It doesn't have any fancy GUI but it's 
quite easy to use, just write the expression using 
normal mathematical operators and functions. 

SuperCalc is freeware and can be used as you wish except 
that you can't sell it in any way.


Usage
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Write the mathematical expression and press return to see 
the result. The mathematical engine uses the datatype 
double for the operations, this means that the result is 
not exact. However it should be exact enough for most 
purposes that are not scientific.

Mathematical operators:

a+b    - Addition
a-b    - Subtraction
a*b    - Multiplication
a/b    - Division
a^b    - Power
-a     - Negation

Recognized functions:

sin(arg)
cos(arg)
tan(arg)
asin(arg)      - arcus sinus
acos(arg)      - arcus cosinus
atan(arg)      - arcus tangens
sinh(arg)
cosh(arg)
tanh(arg)
abs(arg)       - return the absolute of argument
ceil(arg)      - the smallest integer >= argument
floor(arg)     - the largest integer <= argument
mod(arg1,arg2) - return the floating-point remainder
div(arg1,arg2) - integer division
frac(arg)      - return the fractional part
int(arg)       - return the integer part
exp(arg)
log(arg)
log10(arg)
sqrt(arg)
store(id, arg) - store arg in memory slot id
recall(id)     - recall value in memory slot 
clear(id)      - clear memory slot

Constants:

pi  = 3.1415926535897931 
e   = 2.7182818284590451 : exp(1)
r2d = 180/pi : multiply to convert radians to degrees
d2r = pi*180 : multiply to convert degrees to radians
ans = (the last answer)


Change history
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2003-10-03 : 1.2
   Added icon. 
   Only 15 digits are printed, removing inaccuracies.
   Optimized compilation so that size is much, much smaller.
   
2002-07-21 : 1.1
   Added store(), recall(), clear().
   
2001-07-06 : 1.0
   First release.