Hey Mac people, I’m running a promo for the month of February — instead of the typical $4.99, CCalc is on sale for $0.99 in the Mac App Store. February is the shortest month out there, so check it out fast! Sorry to all you Windows folks, the price is still $5 for you, but [...]
It’s live in the Mac App Store! Check it out: Console Calculator for OS X Console Calculator is a powerful calculator with a simple console interface. In addition to being a high-precision calculator (300+ bits of precision), it also supports base conversion, units conversion, and much more. The interface is convenient and easy to use. [...]
Rolling in a few more updates from the OS X version into the Windows version. Tab-completion of functions. Function calls are now case-insensitive. When displaying binary numbers, a space between 4 character groups. Added teaspoons, tablespoons, cups, and gallons to unit converter. (2011-08-23)
I’m getting ready to submit a fully-featured, brand-new CCalc to the Mac App Store. I’d like to solicit people to give it a spin, and report and problems or suggestions. For being my first significant project using Xcode and Objective-C, I think I managed to polish it up quite nicely. It should run on any [...]
This one has been a long time coming, since I’ve been focused on other things, including an OS X version. Auto-eval status bar is cleared when syntax contains an error. “echo” command now capable of inserting blank lines. “del all” command now clears all stored variables. Re-factored some code (yay!). Minor bug fixes. (2011-07-10)
I sometimes get requests to add functions to Console Calculator. I have many functions built-in to CCalc, but of course many more could be imagined. Therefor, I made it possible to define your own functions. I previously posted a short list of a few useful functions one might define: Useful Console Calculator functions. I received [...]
Added some tweaks for better Wine compatibility. Cleaned up menu items a bit. Financial mode automatically chooses appropriate significant figures. (2010-07-05)
Did you know you can use CCalc to derive pi? Of course CCalc already includes the variable “pi” which is accurate to 100+ decimal places, but what fun is there in that? We will use the infinite series discovered by 14th century mathematician and astronomer Madhava of Sangamagrama. The first series does not converge very [...]
I was motivated recently to get one of my favorite softwares, Sublime Text, running on OS X using Wine, which can run many Windows programs on other platforms, such as Linux or OS X. I became aware of Wine Bottler, which makes it super easy get Wine running on OS X. I decided to try [...]
I’ve just posted an update to the OS X version of CCalc. I’ve added a menu to access settings for display base and degree / radians mode. The OS X version is still nowhere near as feature-complete as the Windows version, but it is certainly quite functional. Probably the next feature I will add is [...]
Console Calculator for Windows
Console Calculator for OS X