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Q: Good Developer-based calculator?
What do you use/recommend?
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Stingered (03-01-2018) |
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I'll be damn, it has a programmer option (I'm embarrassed to say).
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The hackman calculator from the hackman suite along side of console calculator are my favorites. One core feature I found lacking in windows calculator is the ability to convert hex to an unsigned value. I also use hpmbcalc which is now abandonware.
Code:
https://i.imgur.com/FIrhrtM.png
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If you're not faint of heart, if you have Windows10, and if you want to spend half an hour of genuine amusement, I would suggest you to try CALC, not CALC for Windows, but the one for Linux! It's a command-prompt C-style calculator, with arbitrary precision, open-source, scriptable, and with a lot of functions built-in.
These are the steps to follow: (1) Install the Linux SubSystem. Yes! Not a Virtual Machine! Look here (2) Install the Ubuntu command-prompt from the Microsoft App Store (here) (3) update the packages list: "apt-get update" (4) install "links2", a command prompt oriented browser: "apt install links2" (5) download the calc RPM: "links2 http://www.isthe.com/chongo/src/calc/calc-2.12.6.6-12.x86_64.rpm" (6) install "alien", the new RPM manager: "apt install alien" (7) install CALC and related libraries: "alien -i calc-2.12.6.6-12.x86_64.rpm" (8) extend the path where the shared libraries are looked for: Code:
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:/usr/lib64 export LD_LIBRARY_PATH ldconfig At the end of all this, you will not only have CALC, but a full working Linux subsystem. You can also install the compiler, if you want... "apt install gcc" Best regards bilbo |
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If you want to use Windows 8.1's calculator on Windows 10, here is everything needed to make it run:
Code:
https://mega.nz/#!1t51zaZJ!E3d5e00W6Igrt6S-S1rf9TJQkUSbDqrXh2aTd46MXRI |
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https://www.sweetscape.com/010editor/manual/Calculator.htm
010 editor is very powerfull, and usefull, A must have when you try to understand some unknow data structure. |
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I suppose a seasoned developer can at least do hex addition and subtraction in the head:
It is obviously for example to see that DEAD+F00D=1CEBA. As for multiplication, there is always Karatsuba's method. In all seriousness though if doing a lot of debugging, the mental palette can sure speed things along if you can handle some simple hex computations and with enough experience most people gain some familiarity there. |
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But I'm looking for something to use in a closed ENV. |
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niculaita (03-03-2018) |
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@chessgod101 (and anyone else), if you like console calculator, you might like speedcrunch--basically the same, but open source
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chessgod101 (03-03-2018), wilson bibe (03-03-2018) |
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use teamviewer to remote quick support on phone where you can install many apps
https://play.google.com/store/search?q=calculator&c=apps
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Here is a little and very useful 32-bit calculator
32-bit ASM Calculator 1.6 (c)PCL --Add-- And here is a specific calculator for calculate offsets in 32-bit PE-EXE file: File Location Calculator (c)PCL His little-modified version 1.4.0.4(+) is attached to this message (See attachement). Added option - displays "<TaiL>" string after section name if (given address > FileOffset+VirtualSize) for this section. Example of PE-sections table in 32-bit PE-EXE with tails in sections: Quote:
VirtSize =00028874h PhisSize=00028A00h Then: <Tail>Size= PhisSize-VirtSize=018Ch --Add-- For "Triming tails" of all sections in PE-section table of file use HIEW32 HEM-Plugin PE_TAILS.HEM. Last edited by dosprog; 04-02-2018 at 18:29. |
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