Ralcalc 1.3.1.4

Ralcalc is a simple command-line calculator software designed to take a single line input and produce a result.<br /><br />For example:<br /><br />= 2*9<br />2*9 = 18<br /><br />Both the input and output make use of SI prefixes (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SI_prefix) for easier input and reading of results. Only the common engineering prefixes that are powers a multiple of three are used, so G, M, k, m, u, n, etc.<br /><br />Numbers of the style 1e-3 are also supported for input.<br /><br />Version information can be shown with:<br /><br />= -h<br />ralcalc -h<br /><br />Operators, Functions and Constants<br /><br /> * + Addition<br /> * - Subtraction<br /> * * x Multiplication (the 'x' is for use when shell expansion may be a problem)<br /> * / Division<br /> * ^ Power<br /> * [] Brackets - increase the precedence of anything within the brackets.<br /> * _ The result of the last ralcalc run (stored in $HOME/.ralcalc_result)<br /> * log The base 10 logarithm.<br /> * ln The natural logarithm.<br /> * sin, cos, tan, asin, acos, atan<br /> * sqrt<br /> * pi (3.14159)<br /> * exp (2.71828)<br /><br />= 2^.5<br />2^.5 = 1.41421<br /><br />= 1/_<br />1/_ = 707.107m<br /><br />What's New in This Release:<br /><br />?*A* Fix typo in Makefile causing translated man pages to not be installed.<br />

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	*nix, Linux
Keyword:	Brackets,  Division,  Expansion,  Increase,  Input,  Logarithm,  Makefile,  Multiplication,  Power,  Precedence,  Prefixes,  Problem,  Ralcalc,  Result,  Shell,  Stored,  Subtraction
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