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<updated>2000-08-27T23:32:03Z</updated>
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<title>Add physcalc (unversioned), an extremely old (apparently first written</title>
<updated>2000-08-27T23:32:03Z</updated>
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<name>Will Andrews</name>
<email>will@FreeBSD.org</email>
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<published>2000-08-27T23:32:03Z</published>
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in 1990), but still quite useful and flexible calculator.  Basically it's
units(1) on steroids.  Also added patches to make physcalc secure (who
knows, someone might make a cgi interface to it); also allowed it to
actually read its *.phy files in another directory.

Submitted/Requested by:	gsutter
gets() -&gt; fgets() code:	eivind
SHAREDIR code:		Marius Bendiksen &lt;mbendiks@eunet.no&gt;
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