Features

• Case sensitive command line interface
• Native IEEE 754 with 15 significant digits
• Calculations with real and complex numbers
• Variables and user defined functions
• Logarithmic and exponential functions
• Trigonometric and hyperbolic functions
• Mathematical constants and rounding functions
• Disk functions to load, save and view content
• Comprehensive and easy to use built-in help
• Optimized 68000, 68020, 68040 and FPU versions
• Freely distributable sources (BSD license)

Install by copying the desired amath binary to C: or any other appropriate location.

Example of usage

Open amath in its own window:
> amath

Do a calculation in shell:
> amath 1.2+1.4

Get an interactive prompt in shell:
> amath shell

Show version string:
> amath version

Run regression tests:
> amath-test test

Load amath into memory:
> resident amath pure

Get more details on usage by visiting the amath wiki:

• https://github.com/llsth/amath/wiki