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August 2007

-Source-

-Linux binary files-

cgtkcalc-2.1.9-1.x86_64.rpm
(for x86_64, GTK+-2.0, glibc-2.4, 57Kbytes)

cgtkcalc-2.1.9-1.i386.rpm
(for i386, GTK+-2.0, glibc-2.3, 54Kbytes)

cgtkcalc-2.1.9-oldgtk1.i386.rpm
(for i386, GTK+-1.2, glibc-2.2, 49Kbytes)

Binary RPMs for ALPHA and a binary setup file for MS Win32 as well as older files for i386 are available at the download page on sourceforge.net.

cgtkcalc

`A Simple Complex Number Calculator for GTK+`

Author: SAITOH Akira

This is a simple scientific calculator for complex numbers. The real part, imaginary part, absolute value, and argument of a complex number can be input. As this is a simple one, if matrix calculation is needed, a more scientific calculator is proper, such as Rascal or Octave. See the manual page for details.

- News - * Slight modifications have been made so that a package can be created using recent versions of GCC and RPM without warning or error. (2.1.9) * The text for Help and manuals have been updated. (2.1.8) * The inconsistency in the function Paste has been fixed: in this version, "a-ib" is regarded as "a-bi", is not regarded as "a". (2.1.7) * The accuracy of the calculation of the gamma function has been improved so that it returns a correct value for an input complex number with a negative real part and a very small imaginary part. (2.1.6) * A modification has been done so that it can be compiled with gcc-3.4.x without warning during compilation under 64-bit environments (with GTK+-2.x.x or with GTK+-1.2.x.) (2.1.4) * The "mod" function has been modified so that it works as an ordinary "mod" for real-number inputs, e.g., -3 mod 5 = 2. (2.1.3) * The accuracy of complex-number calculation in the zcomplex library has been improved, particularly in inverse hyperbolic functions and inverse trigonometric functions. (2.1.0) * The default font size is modified, conforming to recent Linux distributions. (2.0.10)

- Manuals - Manual Page Install Guide Mem. for Alpha Manual on the Option -rc, How to Change the Color Succinct Guide to the Options -s and -w

- Requirements - 1. GTK+-1.2.x or 2.x.x and some UNIX system are required to compile source codes. 2. Binary files (x86_64/i386/alpha Linux and Win32 native) are also available. GTK+ is common in Linux distributions; the Win32 file contains its DLLs in itself. Therefore, you probably need not to install the GTK+ libraries by yourself.

- Japanese Page - Japanese Site

This software is distributed under the GNU General Public License version 2.0.

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