Fibonacci Calculator v0.2 - new interface, reorganized code and more

Posted Feb 28, 2008 at 7:40PM EST by QJ Staff

Listed in: Homebrew Applications Tags: maxthebest, memory stick, psp homebrews, Sony

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If you remember, we covered an interesting PSP homebrew application last December called the Fibonacci Calculator - a program that basically allowed you to generate the Fibonacci number. The creator of the program, maxthebest, has updated the program since then and has released the Fibonacci Calculator v0.2 for Sony's portable game machine.

Here is a list of the following changes in the latest version of the Fibonacci calculator, according to maxthebest:

• Added a nice interface
  
• Reorganized the code
• Now it does not crash when computing more than 48 numbers 
• Limit of number you can calculate is now 95 (it seems to be the long long unsigned limit.)

If you wish to install the Fibonacci Calculator application onto your PSP and use it, maxthebest has a some simple instructions for you: first, extract the ZIP to Memory Stick Root. Afterward, choose the number of Fibonacci numbers you want to compute and press cross. The Fibonacci number will be saved in a text file named "ms0:/fibonacci.txt" or "ms0:/fibo.txt."

Download: Fibonacci Calculator v0.2

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# ? — jimmyalmeida 2008-02-28 21:29

whats the point of th is number? whats it for?

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# ........ — org3rulz 2008-02-28 22:34

if u mean what the fibonacci sequence is its a sequence of numbers where the next number is equal to the sum of the previous 2 numbers example: 0 1 1 2 3 5 8 13.........





anyway nice job maxthebeast

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# re: — Guest 2008-02-29 02:47

That's right. And to answer your question, jimmyalmeida, that's basically what the calculator is for: calculating the sequence. ^^

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