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Technical Questions If you have any problems or questions about using PCalc, check out the list of frequently asked questions below and, if the answer isn't there, mail me at: or contact me via Mastodon at: @pcalc or @jamesthomson or via Threads at: @stresspanda and I'll do my best to help. Frequently Asked Questions Okay, so the list here isn't exactly comprehensive! If you have a question, please let me know at the address above. Q. I bought PCalc from Kagi before the 1st of April 2013, why do I have to pay again for PCalc 4? A. We haven't charged for an update to PCalc since the original shareware release, about fourteen years ago. We're a small company and it's not sustainable to give away updates forever. Also, there isn't a good way to turn your existing PCalc 3 license into a Mac App Store one. We hope you understand. By buying this update, you are ensuring the product has a future. Q. I bought PCalc from Kagi ages ago, and I have a serial number - can I just download it from the Mac App Store now? A. No, there is unfortunately no way for Apple to know that you are an existing owner of PCalc, so you will be charged twice if you do so. If you bought PCalc through Kagi, you have to download versions from here. Q. I bought PCalc for through the Mac App Store - when I run PCalc, it asks for a serial number, where do I find it? A. It sounds like you have downloaded a version of PCalc intended for people who originally bought it through Kagi - the version from the Mac App Store doesn't require a serial number. You can redownload a new copy from the Mac App

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Pcalc: The Programmer's calculatorThere was always a loophole when it came to a need to covert betweenhexadecimal / decimal / octal / binary.Especially if it involved an operation like 0x1234 + 0x20.It took a lot of hard work, and mostly a good pocket calculator.FeaturesFull math parser, parentheses, add, sub, mult, div, exponentialAutomatic conversion between HEX DEC OCT BIN numbersMixing different bases in one expressionDefinable variablesMath constants (E PI ...)Built in math functions (sin/cos/sqrt ...)ExamplesHere are bunch of common examples.See the SYNTAX.md file for the full syntax.You can also run pcalc for a local reference.$ pcalc 0x300 768 0x300 0y1100000000# Note: Shell expansion on the '*' char requires the single quotes.$ pcalc '0x300 + 3 * 3' 777 0x309 0y1100001001$ pcalc sqrt 2 1.414213562373095 0x1 0y1# Note: The single quotes are to keep the shell happy with the () characters.$ pcalc 'sqrt(2)' 1.414213562373095 0x1 0y1$ pcalc 0x12 or 23 23 0x17 0y10111# To execute a script, use the `@` prefix on the filename.$ pcalc @pcalc.001Building & InstallingTo compile the project, simply use make:Note: Some platforms might not provide flex or -lfl.You will need to adjust the Makefile accordingly.To install it, you can do:TestingTo run the unittests, use:Note: Depending on the precision of floating point math in your system, someunittests might fail. It's OK to ignore those specific failures.FeedbackPlease use the GH issue tracker for any updates/ports/suggestions.Feedback always welcome! project is licensed under GPLv2 (or later).The full text can be found in the COPYING file.