With the program SC-102P you get a powerful and freely available scientific calculator for the Palm platform. Apart from scientific functions it also offers a full set of logical operations and conversions between different numeric systems (HEX, DEC, OCT, BIN). Therefore, it is especially useful for computer engineers and programmers. The program is designed in a way, that it simulates the visual and operational aspects of a true calculator, such that the user will be immediately familiar with its interface.

The calculator program automatically adapts to single and multi color devices.

Available in three different languages: English, German and Esperanto.

• Palm Operating System version 2.0 or higher.
• MathLib: This is a free shared library that can be used by any OS 2.0+ Palm program that needs IEEE 754 double precision math functions. It's distributed under the terms of the GNU Library General Public License, and is freely available with full source code and documentation at http://www.radiks.net/~rhuebner/mathlib.html. It's not a part of the SC-102P program; a copy is simply included in the archive for your convenience.

The archive SC-102P.zip (273k) contains the program (Version 1.92) and full documentation.

Read full Instruction Manual online.

This program was developed on an Amiga A4000 computer using Palm SDK version 3.5, PRC tools version 2.0, gcc version 2.95.2-kgpd and pilrc-2.5.c. The program was written in mCWEB a literate programming system which acts as preprocessor to C and TeX. mCWEB is freely available on Aminet at http://aminet.net/package/dev/c/mCWEB.
The program was testet on Palm emulator, PalmPilot Professional, Palm III, Palm IIIx, Palm V, Palm m105, Palm IIIc and Palm m505.

History

V1.92, 2001-12-23	Fixed a bug concerning operation. Negative radius of polar coordinate now results in an error conition.
V1.91, 2001-11-28	Fixed a bug concerning and conversions.
V1.9, 2001-11-16	Fixed a bug concerning calculations with PI.
V1.8, 2001-09-21	First official release.

You can contact the author under the following email address: Thomas Öllinger, oelli@murinsel.at