iota-calc

iota-calc Publisher's Description:
Key Features:

* Supports a rich expression format, which is in most cases identical to what you would type in your programming language.
* Support for adding unlimited numbers of variables or variable expressions.
* Built-in debugger that lets you see the expression simplified step by step.
* Debugger Back-step lets you backup as many steps as you like so that you can replay critical operations.
* C/C++ operator precedence
* Mouse optional, all calculator commands and functions can be done using the keyboard alone.
* Mini-Calc Mode lets your calculator take up very little screen real estate, and yet remain entirely usable.
* Running paper tape(s) (1 per calculator) for calculations, allows annotations, and is stored between runs.
* Built-in Ascii chart makes it easy to look up even invisible characters.
* View results in big endian (default) or little endian.
* Numerous built-in unit conversions (memory sizes, lengths, areas, volumes, temperatures, currency etc.)
* Built-in great circle route and straight line distance calculator.

Input/Output Formats:

* Binary, Octal, Decimal, hexadecimal, Booleans, Characters, UTF-8 (out only), and UTF-16 (out only)
* Convert automatically between these types in your expression with the keyboard, a button, or a contextual menu.

Operators and Functions:

* Standard: Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, Modulus, Power, Square Root
* Grouping: Parenthesis
* Variables: Previous Answer
* Bitwise: complement, and, or, xor, shift left, shift right
* Comparators: equals, less than, greater than, less than or equal, greater than or equal
* Logical: and, or, and not
* Trigonometric: Sine, Cosine, Tangent, Arc-Sine, Arc-Cosine, Arc-Tangent, Degrees To Radians, Radians to Degrees
* Other: Min, Max, Round, Ceiling, Floor, Absolute Value, Sign

Constants:

* Pi

What's new in this version:

* The 'bitwise and' (&) button no longer inserts a 'logical and' (&&).