Dec 092017
| A utility I wrote recently in generic ‘C’ as part of a larger home project. It converts an algebraic expression , entered at the prompt, to a sequence of RPN operands/operators. | |||
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| File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
| ALG2RPN.C | 6087 | 2155 | deflated |
| ALG2RPN.DOC | 646 | 400 | deflated |
| ALG2RPN.EXE | 23521 | 13653 | deflated |
| ALG2RPN.OBJ | 6249 | 4029 | deflated |
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Contents of the ALG2RPN.DOC file
ALG2RPN.DOC -- UTILITY BY
Daniel W. Moore,
4 Hoffield Ct,
Baltimore MD 21228
(410)744-6024.
Make what you will of it..... (please.)
This utility accepts a single argument at the command line: an algebraic
expression WITHOUT SPACES.
It parses the expression and converts it to RPN.
Arguments can be alphabetic variable names, or numbers (normal or scientific
notation).
Function calls (only single-argument are accepted: eg SIN,COS) are emitted
in the proper sequence, ie after the operand, prefaced with a '@'
Run the file DEMO.BAT to try it out.
Daniel W. Moore,
4 Hoffield Ct,
Baltimore MD 21228
(410)744-6024.
Make what you will of it..... (please.)
This utility accepts a single argument at the command line: an algebraic
expression WITHOUT SPACES.
It parses the expression and converts it to RPN.
Arguments can be alphabetic variable names, or numbers (normal or scientific
notation).
Function calls (only single-argument are accepted: eg SIN,COS) are emitted
in the proper sequence, ie after the operand, prefaced with a '@'
Run the file DEMO.BAT to try it out.
December 9, 2017
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