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documentation
What
people say about CplxCalPro
I
think it's an excellent calculator -- that's why I bought
it, and I do honestly think it has many useful features
for computer scientists and computer science students:
I really like the hex and binary conversions, as well
as the bit operations. Plus, many of the built-in functions
are directly applicable to stuff I do all the time --
gcd(), floor(), ceil(), probability and combinatorics,
etc. It's also much more easily programmable than my
HP 48, but just as powerful.
jeffery
peden, phd
associate professor of computer science and webmaster
department of mathematics and computer science
college of arts and sciences
longwood university
farmville, va 23909
web.longwood.edu/staff/jpeden
Some
reviews of verious web sites
15-Sep-02 by Beco Alcocer
**********Excelent
software, really good. It has all in one, complex numbers,
graphs and powerful script interpreter. Write your own scripts
just by seeing other scripts and/or manual(excelent too).
As said on other comment: is like having a HP48 in your
palm.
24-Mar-02 by Ralph Folkers
For
quite a while I've been looking for a calculator. My ideal
would be something like handheld Mathcad or Matlab for
elecrical engineering applications involving matrices,
complex numbers, and graphing. I bought a top of the line
brand name RPN calculator that mostly gathered dust because
it was bulky and never at hand when I needed it. Recently,
I bought a digital phone that runs the Palm OS. Looking
for a scientific calulator, I found CplxCalPro and MtrxCal.
These two applications provide as much power and programability
as I need in a portable platform for about one-fourth
the price of a good programmable calculator. Programs
are stored under user defined file names in an easy to
understand language. The programs are well documented
in the instruction manuals and the calculators are supplied
with numerous examples. Keybord configurations are user-programmable
(and selectable) in a text file. Together, these two calculators
would serve an undergraduate, graduate, or practicing
engineer, easily replacing a programmable graphing calculator.The
developer is very responsive to questions and bug fixes
and will provide a free registration for any bug you find.
The best part is that the calculators are always at hand
and available on the Palm, along with all your programs.
I would give these programs an "A" for both
power and value.
08-Feb-01 by Doug McCready
E
X C E L L E N T !!!! I've reviewed and purchased many
calculators for the palm and this is *BY FAR* the best
palm calculator that I have ever seen. It has more features
than even the most advanced user will ever use. It displays
and processes easy to extremely complex equations. I'm
not a programmer, but have had a very easy time with reading
and understanding the documentation - I've even written
a number of programs (Financial Pack and UPC Calculator)
which I use almost every day. On top of an outstanding
application, the author (Evert) is an extremely responsive
developer, even though this is not his day job. It makes
perfect sense to me that to get quality, you have to pay
for it. Having now had the benefit of over a year of experience
with Evert and CplxCalpro, my advice is that this application
is well worth the cost! Don't be confused by negative
comments regarding this program - it's well written, well
documented, well supported and well worth the cost! Try
it out and you will see what I mean.
06-Aug-00 by Meric Ozcan
This
is simply an incredible program! If you used a calculator
just to balance your check book you don't need this although
you can still use it... However, if you ever had a need
to program a calculator or write a single line of code
check this one out. If you use Matlab or Mathematica on
your desktop you must have this! Words can't do justice.
It is easy and fun to program and the programs can be
quite sophisticated. I even did fft with it! I think it
is worth every penny and there is nothing in the market
even comes close. I have no affiliation with the company
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