THCcalc 1.2.1

THCcalc program was originally written for Un*x-type systems. That current branch is still accessible and will occasionally be updated. This old code is in C and under a BSD license. This does not apply for the new code.

The program calculates the THC content in a persons blood based on their usage pattern over a specific period of time.

It is text based and menu driven at the moment. It will be both a command-line utility and an emacs package when finished. The new code is in LISP (currently common lisp only).

The old version of the code has several subtle bugs which should not affect usability but could cause an issue for some users. This is why I recommend the lisp version. Many Linux distributions come with a lisp interperter or can easily get one. When the emacs verion of the program is complete you should have no problem using this on any *nix system as emacs is "almost" universal.

This program will offer many advantages over the program it was written to replace (the original THC Calculator not the previous version of this code) including: date association, data files, database management, and daily output that can be used to drive a graph or other database. It can also be configured based on how paranoid a person is by lowering the cutoff rate or even the rate of decay.