MCalc is a graphical calculator designed for performing simple mathematical operations using different numeral systems. It provides an alternative to calculators that concentrate solely on decimal arithmetic.
The application is intended for users who need straightforward numerical calculations and want to work with values expressed in different bases. This can be useful when dealing with numerical representations encountered in computing and programming.
MCalc provides a conventional desktop graphical interface rather than a terminal-based calculation environment. Its focus is on basic mathematical operations rather than advanced symbolic mathematics, graphing or statistical analysis.
The project also provides a separate Windows implementation in addition to its Linux application.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Perform basic mathematical calculations.
- Work with values expressed using different numeral systems.
- Graphical interface for entering and evaluating calculations.
Website: github.com/nesterovmaxim31/MCalc
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Developer: Maxim Nesterov
License: MIT License
MCalc is written in C++. Learn C++ with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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