EQSTK | ||
| Description: | EQSTK provides an alternative to the built-in stack displayer, with the main advantage of being capable of displaying equations in similar form as the built-in Equation Writer. | |
| Filename: | eqstkv91.zip | |
| ID: | 2639 | |
| Current version: | 9.1 | |
| Authors: | Mika Heiskanen: https://web.archive.org/web/19991003222010/http://www.hut.fi/%7Emheiskan/ Claude-Nicolas Fiechter | |
| Downloaded file size: | 49,848 bytes | |
| Size on calculator: | 8-12 KB | |
| Platforms: | 48 | |
| Recommended: | Get it! | |
| User rating: | 9/10 with 2 votes (you must be logged in to vote) | |
| Primary category: | Utils/Stack | |
| Languages: | ENG | |
| File date: | 1997-09-15 19:19:22 | |
| Source code: | Not included | |
| Download count: | 13,307 | |
| Version history: | 1997-09-15: Added to site | |
| Archive contents: |
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| Library contents: | eqstk.lib: Library 740, EQSTK v9.1:Fin&Fiechter eqstkb.lib: Library 740, EQSTK v9.1:Fin&Fiechter | |
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| User comments: | Peter Karp 2001-06-17 14:15:26 Together with the editor TED (including the viewer VV) and keyman it's one of the most important libs for me (another must-have is my tiny UserRPL routine CleanSolver). You like Java better? In my experience Java was pretty stable, but not completly (with and without the ML decomp). I like Java also, but I want my calc to be really stable and therefore switched back to EQStk. Now I like it better (and even prefer the EQStk 7+ version), because it's smaller *and* has the 7 level stack :-) | |
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