bluescreen

[BMW]

While we are on the topic of calculators, whats the best calculator for ubuntu? Galculator has some annoying limitations...

[Combuster]

whats the best calculator for ubuntu? Galculator has some annoying limitations...

ghci

[fronty]

whats the best calculator for ubuntu? Galculator has some annoying limitations...

M-x calc in your loyal Emacs.

[linguofreak]

Wait, this doesn't add up. First the OP says "bluescreen", then he says "Ubuntu 12.04". Last I knew, Linux kernel panics used white text on a black background.

[Mikemk]

Wait, this doesn't add up. First the OP says "bluescreen", then he says "Ubuntu 12.04". Last I knew, Linux kernel panics used white text on a black background.

I think "bluescreen", "BSoD", "crash", "kernel panic", etc. are all generic terms for the same thing.

Secondly, you're right, except I think it's grey text (could be wrong). Would you like me to change the text in the OP?</sarcasm>

While we are on the topic of calculators, whats the best calculator for ubuntu? Galculator has some annoying limitations...

That's nothing like the calculator present on my system.

PS, I'm considering making a programming calculator (common ones sometimes just don't cut it, especially in this field). Whether or not I do remains to be seen.

[dozniak]

While we are on the topic of calculators, whats the best calculator for ubuntu?

bc

[Brynet-Inc]

I like moo.

[BMW]

I like moo.

How do you compile it?

[Brynet-Inc]

How do you compile it?

BSD yacc and lex/flex are needed, bison won't work.

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$ yacc -d moo.y && mv y.tab.c moo.c
$ lex scan.l && mv lex.yy.c scan.c
$ gcc moo.c scan.c -o moo

The included Makefile is for BSD make, which probably won't be useful if you're not running BSD.