Loading README +12 −4 Original line number Diff line number Diff line This is a command-line RPN calculator program implemented in Common Lisp. While it is more powerful, I have more or less abandoned it in favour of the "lic" program that comes with my Lisp interpreter "lingo" (see there in the l/ directory). No newline at end of file This is a command-line RPN calculator program implemented in Common Lisp. luc's biggest advantage is the use of Common Lisp's native number types, e.g. bignums. Type "69 fac" to see what I mean. Type "help" to get a very short introduction, "functions" to get a list of the supported functions, and "'fun desc" to get a description of the function "fun". Despite its power, I have more or less abandoned luc in favour of its derivative "lic" that comes with my Lisp interpreter "lingo" (see https://git.w21.org/lisp/lingo/blob/master/l/lic). Loading
README +12 −4 Original line number Diff line number Diff line This is a command-line RPN calculator program implemented in Common Lisp. While it is more powerful, I have more or less abandoned it in favour of the "lic" program that comes with my Lisp interpreter "lingo" (see there in the l/ directory). No newline at end of file This is a command-line RPN calculator program implemented in Common Lisp. luc's biggest advantage is the use of Common Lisp's native number types, e.g. bignums. Type "69 fac" to see what I mean. Type "help" to get a very short introduction, "functions" to get a list of the supported functions, and "'fun desc" to get a description of the function "fun". Despite its power, I have more or less abandoned luc in favour of its derivative "lic" that comes with my Lisp interpreter "lingo" (see https://git.w21.org/lisp/lingo/blob/master/l/lic).
