Algebrus is a sophisticated software for scientific and general purpose calculations. It provides user with numerous mathematical and analysis functions, and allows unlimited extension of its functionality by means of user-developed routines and libraries. Extendibility is based on a built-in simple to learn and yet powerful programming language XPascal. Algebrus can be used both as a simple "evaluate-while-typing" calculator and as a powerful mathematical analysis application, which includes graphic plots of functions and data, command line execution console, and a syntax-highlighted XPascal editor as a part of the integrated development environment. Algebrus has the following major features.
Algebrus Calculations:
- Vector and matrix operations.
- Graphic plots of function and data.
- More than 50 built-in mathematical routines.
- User-programmed procedures and functions.
- Solving of linear algebraic systems.
- Solving of ordinary differential equations.
Algebrus user interface:
- Compact and full user interface modes.
- Exporting graphics in standard formats.
- "Evaluate-while-typing" mode.
- Decimal, binary, and hexadecimal integer formats.
- Syntax-highlighted XPascal editor.
- Syntax-highlighted command console.
- Context based help search.
- Highly customizable user interface.
- Preloading external libraries.
Algebrus XPascal Programming language:
- Native support for vectors and matrices.
- User-defined operators.
- Complex structured user-defined types.
- Chained assignment and relational expressions.
- Dynamic and static arrays.
- Efficient array access loop statements.
- Rich on high level routines for scientific analysis.
- Easy to learn simplified yet powerful grammar.
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Publisher: |
Astrise Corporation |
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Date added: |
Nov 05, 2004 |
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File size: |
1140 Kb (1.11 Mb)
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| License: | Freeware, $0.00 |
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Win98,WinME,WinNT4.x,Win2000,WinXP |
| Keywords: |
Calculations, graphics, scientific analysis, Algebrus, scientific calculations, scientific analysis, mathematical and analysis functions, |
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