Is there an open source computer algebra system designed to run on one of these microcontroller-level devices that might serve as a replacement for the math capabilities?
Something at least as good as DERIVE, and doesn't resort to Python - something barest of metal?
Because I've always wanted to make a calculator...
I do not know much about it, but I remember Giac being hacked onto the Numworks Epsilon software. Maybe check out Numworks, too, I am going to make a comment now about it here, too.
Why does it need to run on a microcontroller? Why not use something like a raspberry pi 0: size of a credit card, but has a 1GHz arm core that can run linux, python, whatever.
Is there an open source computer algebra system designed to run on one of these microcontroller-level devices that might serve as a replacement for the math capabilities?
Something at least as good as DERIVE, and doesn't resort to Python - something barest of metal?
Because I've always wanted to make a calculator...