Posted Aug 20, 2006 at 01:32PM by Kyle M. Listed in: PSP Tags: Lua, Microsoft, Lua Player, the_darkside_986
Ó

PSP Simple calculator


The_darkside_986 from the QJ forums has released version 1.0 beta of his PSP Simple Calculator homebrew application coded in C. Now, you may start to moan because there are many homebrew calculators out there at the moment, but the_darkside_986 did do a little research before making this and describes his calculator as for users who do not wish to hassle themselves with using LUA player or the complexity of using and setting up a powerful graphic calculator.

If you are uncertain about the power of this calculator, the_darkside_986 describes it as the same as Microsoft's windows calculator when used in simple mode. It may not be great for high-level mathematics but it does work well and doesn't require any setting up, it's all just pick up and play.

Download:[PSP Simple Calculator v1.0 beta]
View: [Forum release thread]


Permalink  |   Email this  |   Linking Blogs   |   Digg It!

Bookmark / Find this article on:


9 Comments


Sort by:
   by first (Unregistered) - 2006-08-20
 » first

first

   by second (Unregistered) - 2006-08-20
 » first posts are stupid

nice calc

   by zx-81 - 2006-08-20
 » nice one !

keep it up :)


   by FLai - 2006-08-20
 » .

Thats a reeally nice interface.......

   by Advertising -
   by Flamekebab (Unregistered) - 2006-08-20
 » Not to be a troll..

Erm, a calculator? Even I can code one of these and I'm a programming retard! Jeez, slow news day?

   by Giskard2k4 (Unregistered) - 2006-08-20
 » Simple is Good

Ignore the Retard above.....
Sometimes people just want a clean & simple application to fulfill a function.
Simple, Effective, functional......I like it, Nice Work, keep it up.

   by taekwondokid (Unregistered) - 2006-08-20
 » dont see it

i dont see that this is a " powerful calculator". it seems like a regular cal.

   by Snarg (Unregistered) - 2006-08-20
 » no duh

#7
Maybe that's why it's called "Simple Calculator" ???

Could also be why it's described as

"It may not be great for high-level mathematics but it does work well and doesn't require any setting up" ???

#5
Somehow I doubt that you could even program a hello world program.

Good job darkside.

   by the_darkside_986 - 2006-08-20
 » Thanks

Thanks for all the positive comments. @ 5 Yes programming a calculator is easy, but programming it to accept button input like a REAL calculator as perfectly as possible is extremely tricky.

I kinda forgot to get rid of the stupid _mValue: debug information before release, but on second thought, it's best for users to see what they have stored in the "M" button.

You gotta admit, it beats a "Hello World" news release lol.

If you consistently increase the numbers, you'll notice strange results that are slightly off due to the limitations of displaying a long double as a double. I'm gonna try to fix the low-precision of the displayed number in future releases if I decide to continue working on it. I noticed a little input bug with M+ and M- today when I was testing it, so I'll try to fix it as well as add extra button controls, such as pressing 'O' for backspace and START for =, and then I'll release it as 1.01 or something.



Featured Content
QJ.NET Blog Network RSS Feeds
MyQJ Feed / PDA
MyQJ RSS / PDA
Blog of Blogs Feed / PDA
QJ.NET RSS / PDA
Gaming Consoles Feed / PDA
Nintendo DS RSS / PDA
PlayStation 3 RSS / PDA
PSP Updates RSS / PDA
Wii RSS / PDA
Xbox 360 RSS / PDA
PC Gaming Feed / PDA
Games for Windows RSS / PDA
MMORPG RSS / PDA
Tabula Rasa RSS / PDA
World of Warcraft RSS / PDA
Science Feed / PDA
Science RSS / PDA
Technology Feed / PDA
Apple RSS / PDA
Gadgets RSS / PDA
Mobile RSS / PDA
Photography RSS / PDA
Add QJ.NET
Add to My Yahoo!
Google Reader Subscribe with Bloglines
Add  to your Kinja digest Subscribe in NewsGator Online
Subscribe with Pluck RSS reader Add 'www.qj.net' to Newsburst from CNET News.com
Subscribe with SearchFox RSS del.icio.us www.qj.net
Add to Technorati Favorite! Add to My AOL
furl! it Stumble for Treehugger!