Hello,

I was looking for a calculator that can handle up to 8 byte numbers in hex, decimal and binary format with all usual and bitwise operations (and, or, xor, bit shifts, etc).
Anyone know of a good one???
Thx.


yaa

hah how about you try typing "%systemroot%\system32\calc.exe"

don't forget to put it into scientific mode

Nothing better around??? It misses the rsh function.

yaa

doesn't have absolutely everything you want but its handy.

hxxp://wxw.zap.org.au/software/basecalc/
hope it helps

Hmm, no. Use 'inv' followed by 'lsh'.
Another nice calculator was written by Ewayne (source code included): http://spiff.tripnet.se/~iczelion/files/EWCalc.zip

online:
hxxp://www.motionnet.com/calculator/
offline:
save as...

I use the excalibur calculator is free and is very ( the most?) complete i see.

hxxp://www.freedownloadscenter.com/Business/Standard_Calculators/Excalibur_32_bit.html

if not work the link type in google excalibur calculator.

There are buttons to change the functions used form matematical, financial,trigonometrics and have all binary funcion and have ROR,x by example
Ricardo

Be advised that Ricardo's link seems to resolve to the ex32_105.zip file which is not actually in the ftp server to which the link resolves. However there are several good links to the ex32_106.zip version, which is actually from 2001 and a later version. Several locations are referenced an any reasonably good search engine.

Regards,

hxxp://www.hpcalc.org/hp48/pc/emulators/ex32_106.zip

thanks this is a good link for excalibur 1.06

Ricardo

Small repayment for all of your good work.

Regards,