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The open source alcohol simulator for mobile phones

Calcohol is a real-time open source alcohol absorption and metabolism simulator for S60 3rd edition mobile phones. Can plot BAC graphs, predefined drinks, sobering-up time estimation and much more!
At the moment Calcohol is in early alpha, the installation might fail, the program might crash etc. if this happens, please post on the forums at sourceforge so the problems can be fixed.
Or, if you know how, fix some bugs and send a patch!

Features

• 4 Different blood alcohol content estimation models
• Caffeine metabolism simulation is being worked on for drinks containing either alcohol, caffeine or both.
• Alcohol models based on scientific papers
• Will estimate your blood alcohol content at any time and tells you when you will be sober
• Can draw a fancy graph of your blood alcohol content
• Data driven, options, drink data etc. are loaded from .xml files
• Heavily adjustable, takes into account users weight, height, gender, age etc.
• Most settings tunable by the user, e.g. caffeine half life

How to get it

You can download Calcohol from it's project page at SourceForge.net.
But before you do that, you need to install some dependencies.
For a detailed description about the dependencies, go to the installation page.

Calcohol is VERY sensitive about which version of the dependencies you are using. Please always use the dependencies from the source .tar.gz if unsure.
The installer/Calcohol should warn you in case you don't have these dependencies installed. However it won't tell you exactly which versions it wants.

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