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rpncalc(1) |
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rpncalc − a reverse polish notation (RPN) calculator.
rpncalc [-h]|[-v]|["expression"]
rpncalc
partially emulates a HP 28S and is intended for every-day
purposes (i.e. 1 1 +), not for complex calculations
(use gnuplot(1) or octave(1) for these).
rpncalc evaluates expression if given or reads
from standard input otherwise. These features are not
implemented:
• complex numbers,
• vector, matrices, lists and arrays,
• algebraic input, symbolic evaluation,
• units, and
• variables.
rpncalc recognizes the following functions, operations, and constants:
Delimiters are ,, ;, space, tab and newline.
A few things have been added with respect to a HP28: the prefixes 0x resp. 0 stand for hexadecimal resp. octal constants, as in C. The Bessel Functions and the error functions are new, in order to make better use of the math library.
−h, −−help
stands for help
−v, −−version
prints out the current version of rpncalc and exits.
dc(1), bc(1), gnuplot(1), pari(1), octave(1), units(1).
The floating point exception handling relies on the math library and is site- and architecture dependent.
Accuracy and range of the calculations is at the mercy of the math library (and generally much worse than the original).
David Frey
HP 28S is a trademark of Hewlett Packard Instruments.
look into /usr/doc/rpncalc/copyright
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