Random numbers

Random by Lee Davison: generates a binary file of 65536 pseudo random bytes which can be analyzed to gauge the effectiveness of the random number generator.

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 Fast Floating Point Calculator for the 68000:
by Paul Santa-Maria
    CALC operations:  + add, - subtract, negate, * multiply, ** power, / divide,
    ? compare, $ specify floating point number in hexadecimal,
    ( parenthesis, SQRT( square root, SIN( sine, COS( cosine,
    TAN( tangent, EXP( exponent, LOG( logorithm, ATAN( arctangent
    SINH( hyperbolic sine, COSH( hyperbolic cosine, TANH( hyperbolic tangent
    TST( test, NEG( negate, ABS( absolute value, INT( integer
The calculator will flag overflow, divide by zero, and negative square root errors.
 
Keyboard by Emerson Williams: A musical keyboard Structured Syntax Example - Determines if the user input number is prime. Used as an example of structured assembly.
String Macros by Benjamin Collins: String macros included are: length, at, compare, erase, find, replace and insert. Basic Calculator by Paul Jay: Basic arithmetic with variable storage. Accepts input in the form [operand1] [operator] [operand2].

Manometer by Christopher Cesarz:
Calculates pressure difference of a manometer 		 Getstring by Lee Davison: is a small function to return a string consisting of only user defined valid characters. Any invalid characters are ignored and not echoed to the screen.

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Last Updated December 11, 2013