ArchiCalc Version 3.0

by Tom Boeman mailto:boeman@interaccess.com

Thank you for using ArchiCalc Version 3.0 this page gives some general information about ArchiCalc V3.0. For more information please visit ArchiCalc's homepage at http://hompage.interaccess.com/~boeman/

[General Description] [What's New in V3.0]  [What's included in this package] [What is MathLib?]

 

 

General Description


ArchiCalc is a dimensional calculator designed for architects, builders and hobbyists. It is designed to be simple and natural to use. It understands working with dimensional information in the form of lengths, areas and volumes. ArchiCalc can accept input and display output  in feet, inches, fractional inches, yards, meters, centimeters and millimeters. Features of ArchiCalc include:

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What's New in V3.0


In addition to many hidden improvements in ArchiCalc Version 3.0 the following new features were added:

There were two known bugs in the previous version (2.0) of ArchiCalc. Both of these were related to "running calculations" (such as 3.0 x 6.0 x 6.0 x 12 ....) and have been corrected with this release:

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What's Included in this package


This package includes ArchiCalcV3.prc, and this readme.html

In addition a copy of  MathLib.prc, a free library of mathematical functions, has been included for your convenience.

Both ArchiCalcV3.prc and MathLib.prc should be installed on your PalmOS device to enable the full features of ArchiCalc.

 

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What is MathLib?


MathLib is a free shared library that can be used by any PalmOS 2.0+ program that requires  IEEE 754 double precision math functions. It's distributed under the terms of the GNU Library General Public License, and is freely available with full source code and documentation at the MathLib Information web page.

 

MathLib is not a part of ArchiCalc nor was it written by me. You have not purchase MathLib with your purchase of ArchiCalc. A copy has simply been included for your convenience.

 

Thank you for choosing Archicalc

 

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