*** PSP Simple Calculator v. 1.0 BETA ***

Author: the_darkside_986
Released: August 20, 2006

GENERAL INFO:
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This is a calculator program that is as powerful as Windows Calculator in simple mode. The mouse cursor is used to
move around buttons, and it is controlled by the D-pad. The X button is pressed in order to select the calculator key that the mouse cursor is on.

This is my second homebrew release, as well as the second version of a calculator. I named it 1.0 Beta because it is everything that the first calculator, PSP Simple Calculator 0.1, should have been. However, there are a few issues
with this release, but nothing major, so I consider it a BETA release. 

I strongly desired to release the source code with this release, however, like the previous release, the source code became way too messy and embarrassing after the constant fiddling with the code to make everything work the way I wanted. But if I ever clean up the code I do plan on releasing in under GPL.


CHANGES:
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The last crappy release handled only adding, subtracting, division and multiplication. This new release handles about twice as many math operations. Also, the graphics have been reduced to only 4 pngs and stored in a folder called gfx. Anyone who tried the last release knows how messy the eboot folder was, with about 20 png's sitting beside the eboot.

INSTALLATION
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1.5er's, do what you always do with the folders that are inside the "1.5" folder. (If you don't know, you simply copy these two folders, PSP_Simple_Calculator and PSP_Simple_Calculator% to your PSP/GAME folder.)

I haven't tested it on anything but 1.5, but there is no reason why it shouldn't work on other firmwares.

KNOWN BUGS
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There's no way to undo an operator (+,-,/,etc.) keypress at the moment, but that's more of lack of features than it is a bug.

The most serious bug is the improper display of the long double. When whole numbers get too big, strange garbage starts to appear past the decimal point. Whenever I figure out how to display long doubles instead of mere doubles in the sprintf function, then I'll fix that.

There's probably a lot more bugs than that but I don't feel like testing them all. But if you find any bugs or issues that need to be addressed, you can send them to perfectcell14@yahoo.com

WARRANTY
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While it is the author's hope that this software may be of good use, this software comes with no guarantee of any kind.


Enjoy