Cas In Pandora?

[Wizard of DOS]

Will it be possible to integrate or run a CAS Calculator Program in Pandora (such as Maple, ...)
This would be a very nice feature because i think many of us are students and such functions would be a great support.

 

[hch]

The most obvious candidate i think would be maxima, but it requires some lisp interpreter.

 

[emil10001]

There's also octave, which has a lot of compatibility with MATLAB.

Edit: Oh, and SciPy, of course.

http://www.gnu.org/software/octave/
http://www.scipy.org/

 

[Kings]

There's something about running(or emulating) CAS or calculators on TI hardware that makes me laugh. Of course it wont be funny once I use a Pandora more than my TI-89.

 

[nubie]

I thought you meant Column Address Strobe :lol: I wondered if you were planning on tweaking the ram settings.

 

[Yamara]

Sage sounds very promising, assuming you can get all the associated packages compiled under ARM. It includes every free math library I've ever heard of, with a Python interface.

There's also this open source math software list which suggests Maxima as containing some of the functionality of Maple and Mathematica.

 

[MilanC]

TiEmu?

 

[magicman5421]

xcas for me. Has compatibility syntax for ti-89 built in, i.e I can type funcplot(x^2) or factor (x^2-4x+4).