Kirk Meyer to Develop Math Programs
Posted on 30 August 1998, 01:59 GMT
Kirk Meyer has announced that he is working on an assembly program to do the quadratic formula. After that is completed he will work on a project called Cymbol, which will include things like trigonometry, triangles, and whatever anyone else asks for. Kirk is asking for public input as to what it should include and what the interface should be (seperated from the TI-OS, integrated, other...).
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Re: Kirk Meyer to Develop Math Programs
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dave!
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hmmm.. i wonder why nobody writes a sybolic manipulator for the 86... it would be pretty hard to program though..
(of course the mere threat of the 86 not being allowed on tests is enough for nobody to make it..)
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30 August 1998, 03:32 GMT
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Matt
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How about an assembly science program that does single replacement, double replacement, and redox reactions. It wouldn't be that hard to program, and there would be a lot of grateful chem 1 students.
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30 August 1998, 03:50 GMT
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Jbrett
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Good work Kirk! I think there should be more ti-86 math programs, and if I weren't only in the eighth grade, I would make some ASM math programs for Calculus and stuff. The most advanced math I know is trig, but there are already enough trig programs out.
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30 August 1998, 04:05 GMT
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The Wanderer
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Dumb question, but what calculator is this going to be for? or will it eventually be ported to all 8x calcs?
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30 August 1998, 04:19 GMT
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Kirk Meyer to Develop Math Programs
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Cody Zimmerman
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Is Kirk still going to program games like Sim Community 2000? I really like his games and I hope he doesn't stop entirely on them.
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30 August 1998, 18:57 GMT
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Andrew Marks
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Some algebra2/pre-cal/calc stuff would be pretty usefule, not musch of that out for the 86
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30 August 1998, 20:19 GMT
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Jeff
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Hey Kirk, How about a *fast* assembly 3D grapher? All of the basic ones are way too slow or have some type of problem with them.
(I know it's on the 89,92,and 92+, but I don't have the money to get any of these.)
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31 August 1998, 05:11 GMT
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Matt Butch
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I(we) would love to look at this routines as a possible lib to DHOS
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31 August 1998, 19:33 GMT
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The Wanderer
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Are there any plans to port this to other calculators?
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2 September 1998, 03:45 GMT
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MATH PROGRAMS!!!!!!
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Jonathan Moore
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If you get the chance, any and all things to do with conversions! (i.e. lbs to grams, quarts to liters, etc., etc.) Also, dont forget, the TI 92 could use easy conversions for temperatures as well. And as far as the math goes, ANYTHING to help me through the mess! Trig, Calc, Calc II, etc.
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5 September 1998, 05:48 GMT
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Re: Kirk Meyer to Develop Math Programs
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Kirk Meyer
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I was just browsing the internet to see if anybody had the same name as me. You must be pretty cool if you have the same name as me. I think a persons name has a lot to do with their personality. I also love using your calculators in my Functions class.
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4 December 1998, 18:12 GMT
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