WarpCalc

WarpCalc is a calculator package with both CLI and GUI versions. The two versions share the same core capabilities, which include those of any regular scientific calculator. In addition you can define your own functions and variables.

Features

  • A whole calculation can be entered, reviewed and edited at once.
  • Plenty of standard mathematical functions are built-in, including trigonometric and hyperbolic.
  • 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

Standard Window
  • Both the keyboard and the mouse can be used for input.
  • Repetitive evaluation with side-effects such as variable incrementing.
  • The last result, input history (option), as well as all user-defined symbols are saved between sessions.
  • Online help with reference section including the SI units and prefixes.
  • Localized signs for multiplication, division and decimal separator.
  • Automatic copying of results to the clipboard. (option)

Among the new features in the latest version is an alternative window layout with push buttons for more functions, as well as buttons for quick conversion to any of the four common number bases. This layout is only a double-click away:

Enhanced Window
  • Recognizes binary, octal and hexadecimal numbers, as well as sexagesimals (minutes and seconds).
  • Conversion between the different number bases (binary, octal, decimal and hexadecimal).
  • Easily navigated input and output histories.

Valuable desktop space can be saved when only using the keyboard: 

Efficient Window

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"

WarpCalc 2.0

Version 2.0 is released as freeware, i.e. it is free-to-use and free-to-copy without any limitations. It contains a few improvements and a couple of fixes, one might have been a major obstacle for new users. There are also some changes in the way it looks for application data, adding a software home directory. The online help gives you all the details.

Download Information
DescriptionDownload
WarpCalc, v2.0,
released 2012-03-21
warpcalc.zip (224 kB)

WarpCalc Registration

To become a registered user of WarpCalc 2.0 is completely optional. If you want to support free and independent software development you can still register your copy and have your name appear in the product information dialog. Please contact the developer for details.

Ordering Information
DescriptionPayment
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Support

WarpCalc is supported freeware. All registered users are entitled to free technical support. If you find any bugs, want some enhancements, or like to see some other improvements, please message the developer at the following address.





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