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Mathomatic is a portable, general-purpose CAS (Computer Algebra System) written entirely in the C programming language. It is free and open source software, published under the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL version 2.1). This is a console mode application that does symbolic math and quick calculations. It compiles and runs under any operating system with a C compiler, especially GNU/Linux. There are no dependencies other than the standard C libraries. Mathomatic has been under continual development since 1986 and now stands at 17,000 lines of C code (including comments).

The current version number is "14.0.2" (Released May 5, 2008; view change log or development source code).

Here you can download the latest Mathomatic source code:

Compressed development version: am.zip, am.tgz, or am.tar.bz2
The stable tarball (140 kilobytes bzip2 compressed) of the latest release; extract with the shell command "tar xjf mathomatic-14.0.2.tar.bz2" and find the README.txt file.
Previous official versions (bzip2 compressed)
The Freshmeat project page is where you can subscribe to new release notification emails.

A C compiler is not required to run the following:

A stand-alone, statically linked universal Mathomatic binary for any x86 Linux system; download it, make it executable, then run it to run Mathomatic. A larger universal binary with readline support made with Ermine for the same platform is also available.
The Mathomatic binary for MS-Windows is maintained at this website.
The last and final DOS version 10.7b with Mathomatic Graph and Personal Harmonograph Simulator is archived here.

Overview, examples, and info	The Mathomatic documentation is online.
The shell command "`telnet mathomatic.org 63011`" will connect you to the (now outdated) Mathomatic server.	You can show your support for Mathomatic by donating or emailing to the author.

Contact and support information:
George J. Gesslein II 43 Atwater Road Lansing, New York 14882 USA	email: gesslein@panix.com telephone: (607)533-7627 message: (607)533-7237 Ithaca forecast

Thanks go to Jochen Plumeyer for donating server space and services and to John Blommers for testing and advice.