strahlex
30th January 2012, 14:19
Hello Qt programmers,
Today I'm going to present you PhyxCalc. PhyxCalc is a general purpose calculator program that evaluates written lines of mathematical expressions. It can also unterstand expressions with physical units as it is written by hand. This program is under development and is target to be cross platform.
This program follows the idea of an earlier version of PhyxCalc, written in Delphi, which can be seen at http://sites.google.com/site/xschirm/home (site and program is in german language, see screenshot or follow the download link).
Currently this project is under heavy development and some work is needed before the final release. I've created a blog where I'm going to post some binary developer snapshots for Linux and Windows. The blog is currently only in German, but the next posts I will make multilingual.
If you are interested in helping testing, translating or programming this project, please contribute.
SourceForge Project: https://sourceforge.net/projects/phyxcalc/
Development Blog: http://phyxcalc.blogspot.com/
screenshots of current development status:
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Today I'm going to present you PhyxCalc. PhyxCalc is a general purpose calculator program that evaluates written lines of mathematical expressions. It can also unterstand expressions with physical units as it is written by hand. This program is under development and is target to be cross platform.
This program follows the idea of an earlier version of PhyxCalc, written in Delphi, which can be seen at http://sites.google.com/site/xschirm/home (site and program is in german language, see screenshot or follow the download link).
Currently this project is under heavy development and some work is needed before the final release. I've created a blog where I'm going to post some binary developer snapshots for Linux and Windows. The blog is currently only in German, but the next posts I will make multilingual.
If you are interested in helping testing, translating or programming this project, please contribute.
SourceForge Project: https://sourceforge.net/projects/phyxcalc/
Development Blog: http://phyxcalc.blogspot.com/
screenshots of current development status:
7340734173427343