ATC 2.1.8

Quick Start - ATC English

English localized overview for Quick Start. Full technical documentation is available in English. English remains the canonical source for exact release and source-code authority.

Quick Start

Open-source C/C++ mathematical engine and Windows calculator for practical numerical and algebraic workflows.

This localized Quick Start covers the practical first steps for ATC 2.1.8 while preserving the documented ATC command syntax exactly.

Start ATC

Use the Windows desktop application for local/offline work, or open ATC Online Alpha to try the WebAssembly build in a browser.

ATC Online Alpha Download

First commands

Type one command per line and press Enter. These examples use documented ATC 2.1.8 commands and operators.

2+2
sin(pi/2)
mode
solve equation(x^2-5*x+6)
solver(x+2)
create matrix(foo\2\2\3)
see variables
exit

Command workflow

  • Use * explicitly where it improves readability, for example 5*x.
  • Angle behavior depends on the current mode; use mode to inspect or change it.
  • ATC supports previous-result references such as #0 and #1 in documented workflows.
  • The underscore marker is used by ATC in some negative-number workflows; follow the English User Guide for details.

TXT automation

For repeated calculations, place commands in a text file and process them with the ATC TXT workflow. This is useful for teaching material, regression checks, batch calculations, and reproducible examples.

2+2
sin(pi/2)
solve equation(x^2-5*x+6)
simplify polynomial((x-2)*(x-3))
roots to polynomial(2\3)

Next steps

After the first commands, continue with examples, the English canonical User Guide, and the release notes for ATC 2.1.8.

Examples User Guide ATC 2.1.8

Canonical technical reference

Full technical documentation is available in English. English remains the canonical source for exact release and source-code authority.