Vorschläge für Modulus

Die folgenden Pakete haben etwas mit dem Paket Modulus gemeinsam. Die Pakete sind in absteigender Ähnlichkeit sortiert.

Package poormanlog: Logarithms and powers with (almost) 9 digits
Package zeckendorf: Knuth Fibonacci multiplication, Zeckendorf and Bergman representations of big integers
Package xlop: Calculates and displays arithmetic operations
Package tuple: Expandable operations for tuples of numbers
Package polexpr: A parser for polynomial expressions
Package trigonometry: Demonstration code for cos and sin in TeX macros
Package apnum: Arbitrary precision numbers implemented by TeX macros
Package dow: Calculate day of week from a numeric date
Package calendarweek: Calculate the week number of a date
Package realcalc: Macros for real arithmetic calculations
Package random: Generating random numbers in TeX
Package xint: Expandable arbitrary precision floating point and integer operations
Package trig: Simple trigonometric functions
Package papermas: Compute the mass of a printed version of a document
Package calcfrac: Calculates the value of an expression containing fractions
Package fltpoint: Simple floating point arithmetic
Package minifp: Fixed-point real computations to 8 decimals
Package fibnum: Generate Fibonacci numbers
Package thepdfnumber: Print PDF numbers with minimal digits
Package bxcalc: Extend the functionality of the calc package
Package didec: Fixed-point arithmetic with two decimal places
Package xfp: Interface to the LaTeX3 floating point unit
Package bnumexpr: Extends eTeX’s \numexpr...\relax construct to big integers
Package bigintcalc: Integer calculations on very large numbers
Package calc: Simple arithmetic in LaTeX commands
Package calculator: Use LaTeX as a scientific calculator
Package intcalc: Expandable arithmetic operations with integers
Package luarandom: Create lists of random numbers
Package numerica: Numerically evaluate mathematical expressions in LaTeX form
Package numerica-tables: Create multi-column tables of mathematical functions
Package pst-calculate: Support for floating point operations at LaTeX level