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Title        = Arbitrary precision C-like programmable calculator
Version      = 2.9.3t8
Desc1        = Calc is a programmable calculator that uses a C-like language.
Desc2        = It handles arbitrarily large integers, fractions, and complex
Desc3        = numbers.  It has matrices, lists, strings, and user-defined
Desc4        = "objects".  There are many built-in functions such as sin, cos,
Desc5        = exp, fact, fib, gcd, and primality testing.  There is also a
Desc6        = library of functions written in the calculator language.
Desc7        = The low-level arbitrary precision routines are built into a
Desc8        = library so that they can be called from your own C programs.
Author       = David I. Bell
AuthorEmail  = dbell@canb.org.auug.au
Maintainer   = Landon C. Noll
MaintEmail   = chongo@ncd.com
Site1        = ftp.uu.net
Path1        = /pub/calc
File1        = calc2.9.3t7.tar.gz, calc2.9.3t8.patch.gz
FileSize1    = 293K
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Required1    = Runs on almost any flavor of UNIX.
Required2    = Most 32 or 64 bit machines, both little and bit endian.
Required3    = No assembly code required.
Required4    = Self-configuring.
CopyPolicy1  = Copyrighted, but may be used, distributed, or modified
CopyPolicy2  = provided that the copyright notices remain intact.
Keywords     = calculator language bignum math
Comment1     = The version of the calculator stored on sunsite is an exact
Comment2     = copy of an official version from ftp.uu.net.  There are no
Comment3     = modifications required to compile it for Linux.  Check the
Comment4     = ftp.uu.net site occasionally for new versions of calc.  No
Comment5     = binaries are provided since they are larger than the source.
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Entered      = 11AUG94
EnteredBy    = David I. Bell
CheckedEmail = dbell@canb.auug.org.au
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