Hacking Good calculator homebrew for DS?

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Well, I'm well aware of DSOrganize's calculator, but it doesn't work the way I want to.


Because, I have a scientific calculator ( A $14 one! Best darn calculator I've ever had) and I love how you can use the parenthesese.

As opposed to basic calculators that only can handle one function at time.


What I'm trying to say is, I would like to be able to input an equation that goes like this:
27 - (27 * .3)/3

On a scientific calculator, you get the answer in one swift motion.

But, on a regular calculator, you're going to be going through numerous steps.

I saw parentheses in DSOrganize, and attempted to use it, but I got a basic calculator function.


Is there any homebrew out there that can do what I need?
 
There was a port of the ti85 emu. Unfortunately it is outdated and does not support dldi, only a few slot two carts.

The name escapes me but i know some dev is porting the ti83 emulator to ds at the moment. I don't know how the progress is though, there hasn't been any updates recently.
 
Ti-83 Emu here:

http://gbatemp.net/index.php?showtopic=54552

*EDIT* Whoops, it's GBA-only.
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Thanks guys, but this is a bit out of my reach as far as understandability
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Also, I apologize for putting this in the wrong section x.x


Most of the calculator stuff I've looked for is a bit outdated, and works with GBA carts.

I only have a CycloDS evolution D:
 
AH! he meant BODMAS

brackets devision multiplication addition subtraction

what does the O stand for? lol
 
Did the $14 calc you had happen to have an orange/yellow web of no slip stuff on the back? I had one for $14, same thing. 2 line, did just about everything besides graphs


and the TI85 is good if you have a Supercard or M3 perfect
 
Did the $14 calc you had happen to have an orange/yellow web of no slip stuff on the back? I had one for $14, same thing. 2 line, did just about everything besides graphs


and the TI85 is good if you have a Supercard or M3 perfect



Actually, it's this
ti30x2bn_lo-1.jpg


superrob DSOrganize have a kinda advanced calculator.

Can you explain how to use it like I want?
I've looked at the readme, and it only mentions that is has a calculator.
 

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