WarpCalc
The WarpCalc calculator package comes with both CLI and GUI versions. Both implementations share the same core capabilities as listed below. For download and order information see the bottom of the page.
- A whole calculation can be entered, reviewed and edited at once.
- Plenty of standard mathematical functions are built-in.
- Seamlessly expandable with user defined variables and functions.
- Temporary variables can be created on-the-fly using the assignment operator anywhere in an expression.
- User configurable result formatting (e.g., engineering or hexadecimal notation) and precision (up to 15 significant digits).
Graphical User Interface
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Among the new features in the latest version is an alternative window layout with push buttons for almost all functions. This layout is only a double-click away:
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Valuable desktop space can be saved when only using the keyboard:
Command Line Interface
The CLI version can be passed a mathematical expression as a command line argument like this:
calc pi
As with the GUI version it is also possible to pass more than one expression at once, separating the different expressions with semicolons:
calc "x= atan 2; sin x/cos x; tan x - ans"
Support
WarpCalc is supported shareware. All registered users are entitled to free technical support. If you find any bugs, want some enhancements, or like to see some other improvements, you can email the developer at the following address:
WarpCalc 1.10A
*** Now Available ***
A minor update of WarpCalc is now available in alpha prerelease version. It should fix recognition of numbers with spaces after the decimal separator. Your feedback including feature requests is much appreciated!
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WarpCalc, v1.9,
released 2001-07-31 (with cli version) |
warpcalc.zip (210 kB) |
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WarpCalc, v1.10A,
released 2008-09-27 (w/o cli version) |
warpcalc1.10A.zip (176 kB) |
| Description | Payment |
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| Registration (USD 5) |
